BAD WEATHER AT OAKLAND.
RAIN AND COLD FAIL TO DAMPEN THE ARDOR
OF DEVOTEES OF RACING.
Import, Under Li^ht Weight, Wins Chief Race of
the Day — Minnie Bright Finiahes in Front —
Smiley Corbett’s Great Speed.
Oakland, Call, March 3. — The 3,flOO-od(l race-goers
who journeyed to Oakland today under acutely dis-
agreeable weather conditions and shivered through
the running of the good card, were well rewarded
for their pains, for they beat five of the races well
and stood the layers off in the main feature, the
Colma Handicap, at a mile, won by Import, the ex-
treme outsider, at 11 to 1 in the betting. The game
little Peep o’Day thre<!-year-old, after trailing the
fast horses opposed to him, incUiding Massa, Fred
Bent. Judge Nelson and Tom Shaw, for six furlongs,
overhauled and passed them as if they were anchored
midway of the stretch. The winner is the most con-
sistent and popular horse In local training and
has been admirably and honestly handled by Jakie
Jones, the former well-known Jockey.
The sport began auspiciously "tvith a success for
Barney Schrelber’s two-year-old Balgowan filly, Min-
nie Bright. The outstanding feature, however, in
a racing way, developed with the phenomenal and
dazzling speed displayed by Smiley Corbett in the
closing race at six furlongs. This gigantic Tod-
dington three-year-old became the center of attrac-
tion immediately afterwards and there were many
horsemen present w1k> pre<llcted a great future for
the colt if he continues to train in a satisfactory
manner.
As usual, Mr. Williams’ brace of crack saddle
artists. Miller and Gilbert, carried off the jockey
honors, the champion scoring two firsts, while the
lightweight earned one victory, two seconds and one
third.
“Midget” Andy Walsh is dooming up as a prom-
ising jockey prospect. For his size and weight his
equal has not been seen around here in a decade.
Emil Hens and Al Koenigsberger engaged in a war-
fare of words In the ring just after the last race
was run and honors were even. The notorious
Ko«‘nigsl>erger, however, svas warned by secretary
Percy W. Treat that a repetition of the offense
would result in bis instant expulsion from the track.
Starter Dwyer’s work this week has been first-
class and his enforced departure for Santa Anita
next week is deplored by the public.
Jockeys Klrschbaum and Stuart were fined $10
each by the starter yesterday. Buxton was set
down for three days.
There is a report that the Santa Anita meeting
will be extended fifteen and possibly thirty days.
E. Hildebrand sbipi>ed his horses to Santa Anita
yesterday.
Mabel Holland«T was Iwdly cut down In her last
ra<-e.
Miller will have the mounts on Jocund, Carrie
Thatcher and Talentosa, Gilbert on Alice Collins,
Billy Myer, Bye Bye II. and Western, and Willie
Knapp will ride J. R. Laughrey and Mitre in to-
morrow’s races.
Sewell is recovering and Indications are that be
will soon be ready for a best effort.
Mansard and Bill Curtis bava been put on the
doctors’ list and Little Mtrthfuphas been ruled off
for bad acting.
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SEATTLE RACING TO BE HIGH CLASS.
Martin Nathanson, who has accepted the post of
racing secretary and handicapper of the King
County Fair Association meeting at Seattle nest
summer, is at work preparing the stake list for the
meeting. He says that the running of the poorer
ciass of horses will be discouraged by the manage-
ment. It is planned to conduct the meeting upon a
high plane and big inducements will be made owners
of the best horses racing on the coast to bring their
horses tliere for the seventy-four days meeting.
E. C. Hopper will be presiding judge and Richard
Dwyer starter.
RACING OFFICIAL IN NEW FIELD.
Toronto, Out., March 5. — Francis Nelson, sporting
editor of the Toronto Globe and well known as an
official of the Toronto Jockey Club, actkig as as-
sistant judge in the stand for several years as well
as acting in a similar capacity at a number of other
race meetings, has been appointed by the governor-
general as a member of the Canadian Olympic com-
mittee. Mr. Nelson will be the presiding judge at
the Fort Erie meeting of the Niagara Jockey Club
and will also occupy his accustomed place in the
stand during the meetings at the local track.
CLOSE FINISHES ALL DAY.
YESTERDAY’S NEW ORLEANS RACING OF IVHE
DOUBTFUL AND EXCITING ORDER.
Green Seal Defeats Juggler and Tokalon in Fast
Time — Marse Abe Takes Another Race — ^Funi-
culaire Outstays Hannibal Bey.
New Orleans, La.. March .5. — Today’s sport was
B|iectacular, many of the races resulting in hard-
fought contests, with small margins separating the
winners from their nearest opponents. An immense
attendance was again in evidence. Only twenty-nine
layers operated. The heavy losses they have sus-
taiiie(^was responsil)le for the shrinkage in numbers.
The mile and a sixteenth race, in which Juggler,
Green Seal, Tokalon and Convolo measured strides,
was the feature, and it resulted in an upset in the
defeat of the favorite. Juggler, Green Seal being
bis conqueror, but to encompass Juggler’s defeat he
bad to travel Uie distance in track record time.
Green Seal sliowed superior speed throughout, and
In the final drive stayed with rare gameness. Jug-
gler made several resolute efforts to overhaul the
winner, but the heavy weight told on him in the final
stretch and his lightly weighted rival was drawing
away in the (losing strides. Tokalon, alth^gh at
no time a dangerous contender, was good enough
to land tliird place.
The pick of the youngsters here went to the post
ill the opening race at a half mile, the longest dis-
tance any of them has been asked to go. It again
demonstrated the superiority of Marse Abe. which
won in dei-isive fashion after standing a hard drive
from the start to keep in the van of the others.
Brougham, by virtue of saving much ground, took
second place In tlie final stride from Little Mose.
The latter ran a splendid race and with better
racing luck would have given the winner an argu-
ment. Anne McGee’s showing was disappiiinting,
she tiring badly, after maintalniug a forward [tosi-
tlon for three furlongs.
L. A. Celia took down another purse when Mou-
della, favored by a goo<l send-off, le<l her ofiponents
for the entire trip in the third race. Banrida was
much the best, but is a notoriously slow beginner
and was away from the post last and in a tangle,
but closed an immense gap and would have beaten
the winner in a few more strides.
R. E. Watkins and his following supported Es-
cutchi-on confidently in the second race and he
landed the purse after a strenuous stretch drive to
shake off Big Ben. t
The closest finish came in the sixth race when
Funlculaire and Hannilial Bey fought it out stride
for stride during the entire stretch, Fiiniculaire
getting tiie decision in the last stride. There was
I'onslderable humping in the final furlong lietween
the pair and Dowers hslged a claim of foul, hut it
was not allowed.
Lad.v Vincent, another lieavily backed choice of
the easterners, won the closing race by a narrow
margin from Artful Drdger.
Miss Mazzoni bad things practically her own way
in the fifth race and won from the long shot. Ixitus
Brandt. Lady Souffle, a joint favorite with Miss
Mazzoni, ran a bad raire and was never a formidable
factor.
For disobedience at the post. Jockey J. Lee was
susprmded for the remainder of the present meeting
by the starter.
Jockey Nicol has been sacured to ride .^ngeIus
in the Crescent City Derby.
Jockey C. Koerner was taken suddenly 111 after
dismounting from Spion as a result of hard reducing
and had to cancel the remainder of his engagements.
Ella O’Neill died this morning at the Fair Grounds
as a result of blood poisoning. She was owned by
Burlew & O’Neill.
M. Goldblatt wired w-ord from California today
that he would return some time next week and race
his horses here for the remainder of the local sea-
son.
Glorlfier grabbed himself badly during the running
of the Bex Handicap and is showing decided lame-
ness.
R. A. Smith dis|»osed of Ma.sson. after his race
yesterday for a consideration of $100.
J. .Milam sold the two-year-olds, Suda tTem,
by Coutestor — The Broom, and Aunt Kit, by Con-
testor— Sweeps long, to Walstrom & Bauer. The re-
ported price for the pair was $1,7 .'j0. ‘
Fifty-three horses will l>e ship|>ed next Saturday
on the steamer Chalmette to Havana, where they go
to engage in the racing at the Cuban track. J. W.
Burttschell’s consignment of twelve, including
Cooney K., will be ibe stars of the shipment.
Jockeys J. W. Murphy. Mulcahy, Gaugel and Huf
uagel also depart for Havana next Saturday.
Fred Burlew feels confident of annexing the Cres-
(Ont City Derby, to be run a week from Saturday,
and today offered to tiet any part of $.').000 that
either Chapultepec or Angclus would lie returned
the winner.
BLAKELEY MAY TRAIN FOR \t^HITNEY.
A. G. Blakeley, who has been training a number
of horses which Sam Emery has at Oakland, has
been advised that he is being considertd by Mr.
Whitney as the successor of the late John W.
Rogers as traiuar of the big Whitney atable.
NOMINATIONS TO FOUR STATES FUTURITY.
Liberal Entries to a Big Event Which la to Be Run
at Butte Next Year.
Secretary Harry Stover of the Butte .Tockey Club,
announc)‘8 that eighty-one nominations have l>een re-
ceived for the Four States Futurity, the $o.<HH)
stake offered liy the Butte Joczey iTiili last fall for
ftails of 1907 in the four states of California, Ore-
gon, Washington and .Montana, to lie run during the
Kiiiiimi-r meeting at Butte in 1909. Tlie distance
of the race will be one-balf mile and the nominators
and nominations are as follows:
John Hackett — Blaek colt, by Yellow Tail — Tinkle
Tinkle; chestiint colt, by Yellow Tall— Morinel;
chestnut colt, liy Yellow Tall — Fusil; ch 'Stnut colt,
by Yellow Tall — Why Not.
A. B. Sfireckels — C'h(‘stniit filly, by Solitaire II. —
Nellie Bell; chestnut colt, by The Judge — Adelfa;
bay e<dt. by Solitaire II. — Monrovia; bay c<dt,,b.v
Solitaire II. — Arisbc; liay colt, by 'The Judge — Hand-
some Florry; bay filly, b.v Marius II. — Cattle Kate;
bay filly. i»y Marius II. — Georgia IV.; chestnut filly,
by ITjc Judge — Sacharisa; liay filly, by Solitaire 11.
— Sevens; chestnut colt, li.v Sulitaire II. — Gaviola.
Sciiwartz & I.emmon— Gray colt, by .Toe Terry —
I.a Amigo; chestnut colt, l>y Rey del S'lerras — Aunt
Bird; hay filly, by Joe Terry — Quatre.
W. L. Stanfield — -Black or lirown colt, by H»ud-
press— Kittle Kelly.
J. W. Donathan — Bay filly, by Circus — Nonlc.
Burns & Waterhouse — Bay colt, by Altamax — Bit
of Fashion; bay or brown colt, by Maxiiic — Mlss^
Rowona; brown filly, by Altamax — Picnic; Iwy c<dt.
by Eddie Jones — Prejudice; bay colt. Ity Eddie Jones
— Prlnc*'HS Zeika; lirown filly, by Maxnii — Poloma.
A. Ross — Bay filly, by Yankee Doodle — Circe;
chestnut colt, by Yankee Doodle — Tlllle R. ; chest
nut colt, by Yankee Doodle— Almatless.
A. J Stemler — Bay filly, hy Beau Urcsond^-^Afa-
mada. •
Harry Stover — Brown filly, by Kenilworth — Initia-
tion; brown filly, by Kenilworth — La Vendetta;
ba.v colt, by Illowabo — Erma; bay colt, by Edlnbor-
ough — Maggie Davis; brown colt, by Edloborough —
Ban Brook; brown coH, by Kenilworth — Boss Girl;
bay fiH.v. by Kenilworth — Cora Goeta; bay filly, liy
Kenilworth — Emigre; bay filly, by Kenilworth —
Marabelta; brown colt, by Kenilworth — Mitten;
brown eolt. by Kenilworth — Belle of Bohemia; bay
fitly, by Kenilworth — tTara; brown filly, by Kenil-
worth — Neura; bay filly, by Kenilworth — Belle
Street; bay colt, by Kenilworth — Rio Hondo; brown
colt, by Kenilworth — .Morslliiia.
G. P. Wolfe — Chestnut filly, by Cocaine — Aloe
Rix.
J. M. Blanton— Chestnut filly, hy Elmer L. —
Petaluma.
H. I. Wilson — Bay or brown filly, by The Weaver
— Mildred S<-hultz; chestnut colt, by The Weaver —
Okuste.*
H. Robinson — Brown colt, by Kenilworth — Ada
N.; brown filly, by Kenilworth — Trinity Bell.
B. Allen — Bay colt, by Edinborougb — Beatrice S.
.\rtbur Bonnet — Chestnut colt, by Olympian — Flo
Matiola.
L. A. Blasingame— Cliestnut colt, by Wernberg —
Dareza.
Peck & Quinlan — Bay colt, by McLight — Nougat;
chestnut colt, by McLigbt — Alva’s Garter.
W. H. Slattery — Bay colt, by Sir Leonard — -
Achievement.
O. A. Bianchi — Black colt, by Ravelston — Lavena
C. ; chestnut c-olt, by Ravelston — Lad.v Hardsworth;
chestnut <-oIt, by Cunard — Resignation II.
I. Morehouse — Bay filly, by Collector Jessup —
ITlagon; bay colt, hy Collector Jessup — Soutolo.
G. M. Van Gorden — Bay colt, by General Roberts
— Ola Hurst; chestnut filly, hy General Roberts —
Playful; chestnut colt, by Circus — Veins.
J. E. King — Bay filly, by Edinborougb— Blondura.
W. P. Magranc — Bay colt, by Handpress — Judea.
D. Z<‘linsky — Bay colt, by Hamilton II. — Cricket.
J. T. Robbins — Bay filly, by Rubicon — Ramlet.
W. W. Finn — Bay filly, by Kenilworth — Hagar.
H. Green — Bay filly, by Mountaineer — Maud Roth.
J. F. Winter — chestnut colt, by Whiskey King —
Dandle Belle.
J. S. Gilison & Co. — Lofty Heywood, h. c, liy
Hey wood — Fela;t te.
Kohrs & Bielenlierg — Brown filly, by Harvey Bar-
lair — Regent’s Last.
E. Douglas — Bay filly, by Monte Red — Fancher.
B. ScUreitaT — Bay colt, by Ossary — Signorinu;
liay colt, b.v Orsinl— Saludora; bay colt, by Orslni —
Saintolat; liay colt, by Orsliii — Butola; bay filly, by
Emiieror of Norfolk — Trained Nurse.
D. Hogan — Chestnut Ji.Ily, by Banco — Clclllea.
IDA PICKWICK DIES AT HAMBURG PLACE.
Lexington, Ky., March 5. — Ida Pickwick, formerly
a queen of the western turf, died at Hamlmrg Place
this morning, just after fouling a bay colt by Mi-
graine.
John E. Madden says the colt is a handsome one,
and will make an effort to raise it by hand. Ida
Pickwick was twenty years old. by Mr. Pickwick,
out of Ida K., b.v King Alfonso, and was bred by
E. S. Gardner at Avondale Stud In Tennessee. When
she was through racing she was retired to the Avon-
dale Stud and produced Ida Quicklime, Ivory Bells
— dam of DfHiata — I'ruiik L. Perley and Pickwick.
Then Madden liought her and she produced Plausible
and Coppers for him.
FIFTH RACE RESULTS IN A CLOSE FINISH,
First Three Horses Pass Judges’ Stand Together —
Preston Forced by Injury to Leave Saddle.
Los .tngeles. Cal., Man* fi. — Jockey Preston rode
in two races toilay before it was discovered he had
a liroken collar-bone. He was not allowed to ride
after that and will tie on the ground for some days.
$’lie injury occurr»'<l while he was boxing in the
gymnasium this morning.
.. The closest finish of the season oeeurrod today
when Sidiiej’ I'.. Early Tide and Centre Shot thun-
dered across Hi» line in so close alignment that none
but the judges were in a position to say which
had won. The ra«> was given to Sidney F., which
finished with a great rush, .\part from this the rac-
ing was devoid of interest.
Hereafter was an tidd.s-tin choice in the first race,
hut tired fast after wearing down Daisy Frost in
th • stretch and was lucky to save tlilrd place from
Ihe latter. Korosilan.v came fast near the end and,
overhauling Booger Bed, won going away.
.\ntl<a-h made a sliow of her opisinents in the
juvenile raw and won in a canter. Ollle Ward
lost ground by swinging wide on the turn for
home, blit cIosjkI up fast when straightened out for
the final run and caught Miniature in the last
stride for second place. The latter was tiring fast
and barely saved third place from Wildwood.
Ed Alvey and his friends put over another coup
when I>r. Mathews overhauled Turnaway and Kerry
In the stretch and won under an energetic ride.
Kerry set Mie pace to the stretch, where he tired
in the final drive aud finished third. Turnaway ran
111 second place throughout.
Elic finisheil with a great rush and caught Asso-
ciate in the last stride of the long-distance race.
The latter slKiwed the iniwt speed in the early nin-
iiiug, but tired in the closing strides and could not
wiUistand th« ciutlleage «f the winner. Bragg came
fast in the last sixteenth and finished an easy third.
The good joekeyship ot Shilling was largely re-
sponsible for the victory of Sidney F. in the mile
race, as the winner ran In last position to the
stretch, where Sliilling took him to the middle of
the track and, under a hard drive, secured the ver-
dict ill a close finish.
Preparations are being made for the largest crowd
which has evc-r visited the new track next Satur-
day. The magnet expected to bring out a record
attendanw is the Los .\iigeles Derby.
Jockey T. Rice, who had his collar-bone broken
when Raleigh fell with him at- the start of the first
race last Saturday, was at the track today. It
will be several weeks liefore he will be able to ride
again.
The horses R. -F. Curuian has advertised for sale
at auction In the paddock before racing begins next
Saturday are twenty -three in iiumtK‘r, as follows:
Martha Jane, Golden Shore, Jane Swift, Friar of
Elgin, Lack foot, Slllierschwanz. I.4idy Chlswcll, Pal,
.\irs, Elizabeth F., Don I.,ee, Sir Russell, Inspector
Bird, Slater, Ptarmigan, I’m Joe, Henry of Sbenna-
incre, Pan-de-Oro, High Ormonde, Merrill, Oriflamb,
Likely Dieu^onne and Demoustration.
W. H. Holland has discharged M. V. Jacobson,
trainer of Colonel Jack, without giviug any reason
for his action. The running of the four-year-old
son of I’essara — Middy Morgan yesterday was In
striking contrast to his previous, races. It was his
first winnlTig race since Deecniher 30. when he de-
feated Sir Edwaril aiiA Summer Cloud. It is said
that S. C. Hildreth has made Holland an offer for
the horse.
MANY THOROUGHBREDS CHANGE OWNERS.
At an auction sale in the paddock at Oakland
last Saturday, the following horses were sold to the
highest bidder. William Riley acted as the auc-
tlonei-r: Standover, E. Van Tuck, $1,200; Steel
Blue, V. H. Terry, $82-"i; Marian Louise, A. B. Pom-
eroy, $;J00; Bonar, J. Hennessy, $50; Huston, J. O.
James, $50; Trycomiel, J. Little, $75; Mala, W.
Rose, $80; All Ablaze, C. Sanford, $700; Pleiad, C.
Sanford, $800; Cheors, W. S. Knapp, $450; Vronsky,
W. S. Knapp, $900; Tillary, R. Caruthers, $50;
Chancellor Walworth, H. Green, $150; Clara Or-
monde, J. F. MetJovern, $30; Florence Ormonde, A.
H. Laiidsbergcr, $50; Emily M., H. A. Cotton, $300.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
Barney Scbrelber will breed Miss Pnidential and
one or two other mares to John D. Mlllln’s stallion,
St. Avonlcus, this sprlug.
All the stables at the Kentucky Assoidation
track at Lcxlugton are reported to be full and
horsemen at New Orleans are in a quandary where
to find stable room for the horses which they intend
to race at the Lexington meeting this spring.
Firestone, the pride, of the Thomas H. Williams
stable, is reiiorted to lie training well at Oakland.
His wiiKer sojourn at Brentwood did the colt a
great deal of good and he will be prepared for his
eastern engagements by trainer H. E. Rowell, who
will leave for Gravesend with the stable some time
in May.
The plan submitted by the Jockey Club for the
curtailing of betting on tUe New Y’ork race tracks
is said to have been drafted after consultations
with Rev. Dr. Thomas B. Sllcer, Police Commis-
sioner Bingham ot New York city. Justices Gilder-
sleeve and Blanchard of the Supreme Court, Justice
Foster of General Sessions, and several magistrates
of New York city and four assistant district attor-
neys of New York county.*
GOVERNOR FOLK IN GENERAL DENIAL.
Jefferson City, Mo., March 5. — Govemw Joseph
W. Folk last night made a denial of statements
credited to Barney Schreiber and Joseph W. Murphy
to the effect that anti-racing leglslatltm had Inter-
fered with the breeding of horses in Missouri. He
said that if poolrooms could be shown to be running
in Kansas City and St. laMiis, as the race ' track
advocates claimed, he would dismiss the police com-
mlssiouers of those cities.
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TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
The horses which schuu lR‘st in Friday's races
a re :
Fair Grounds- -New Orleans, La.. March 5.
1 - Dispute, .Miss Hapslmrg, Lady I^Hsita.
2— .Miss S;iin, Ida Ma.v.. Bellwether.
Daiid.v Dancer, E. T. Shipp, Rustle.
■1 Colhxpiy, i'riiK-e Ahmed, Itlagg.
Ti - Morales, Beatrice K., Aleueou.
P (’.-ililegram. Cimui. Merrick.
7 — lamise .Maefarhui, J<iek Wilt, St. Bellane.
.1. L. Dempsey.
Santa Anita Park — Los .Vngeies. Cal., March 5.
1— Reiilieii, Crestoii Ihiy, San Nicholas.
2— Im-leinent. Po)is, Silk Hose.
- Brawiiey Lad, latudahle. Pal.
•t — Edwin T. Fryer, Baron Esher, L. C. Widrig.
Sunray, ('olillion. ('liristine .\.
(i - Briliery, Rey del Mnndo, Instructor.
E. F. O’Malley.
Oakland — Oakland. Cal., March 5.
1 .liH-niid, .Magraue, Plnaiid.
2— Carrie Tlialclmr, Sclireilier entry. Ocean Maid.
— Billy .M.ver, .Msatiaii. Emma G.
•t— Cigarlighter. St. .\voii. Ma.v .\melia.
.■• — Western. .Metlakatla. Invader.
(i .Mitre, Kenilworth, Taleiitosa.
II. Forsland.
CHANGES IN AMERICAN BETTING WAYS.
Pari-Mutuel Likely to Be Used at Louisville — Very
Popular Down East Formerly.
New York, March 4 . — ^Tliere is a still hunt going
on here for all the pari-mutuel machines that' can
be found. Malt Winn and Charles F. Grainger have
coiniiiissionod “Bost^i” Jack Mclhmald to look up
Nelson Kirk, who once was in charge of the ma-
eliiiies at the Slit^tshead Bay, Gravesend and
Brighton Beach tracks IxTore the laws were adopted
which prevented their use, and they will he used
f'T the coming meeting at iHonisville, unless jircscnt
jilans cliangix. The pari-mutuel maehine is legal in
Kentucky. Would that we r\>nld sa^ as much for
New York. -\nd yet it was a ver.v |Ki|nilar metliod
of lior.s** raee wagers away back in the early days
<if the turf in tills slate. I well rememlxT that
one of the most bitter fends which existed between
liroiiiiiient spoi'ling men began about 187P, wbeii
Gi-orge Wilkes and John B’. (liamberlln ipiarreled
over the iiii|xirtatbiu of lliese maeliiiies into tills
coiiiitr.v from France.
In due lime they were used In coiijlinction with
lh<- sirirlly ,\ineri<aii form <*f lielliiig, known as
aiK'lioii iMiolselling, which was hronght to Uie north
by Priei- .McGrath. 1 have .sixoi M'illiam K. Viiii-
deiiiilt. as a young man, sit in the last row of eliairs
whieli faced the anclioneer tinder a lent at the
Nbeepsliead Bay track in the paddo<’k. at about the
Very siKit where the einb’s otliees now are, and bid
for tbe “fiebl” or for the smaller choices in the
anelioii pixils. He was v»ry snceessful also, win-
ning many a l>et. It was alxint that period, or a
little lieforc. Unit eoiiiinon report aceredited .Mr.
Vanderbilt with being the owner of the goiMl haii-
diea|i lior.-a-. Ge>>rge .McCnIIongli, liy Harry Bassett,
lliongli he ran in the name of .hilin .Mi-Cullongli, a
special polieeniaii on duty at the (irand (,’eiitral
de|iol .
WlM'ii I was judge at Brighton Beach in its. first
few .sea.sons, in the earl.v eighties, auction pools and
the pari iiiiitnel wi fe the only forms of Ixdt iiig nsi'd
at that conrsH*. This track was on - of Ho- last to
full into line and let in the IsMikinaking eh-nieiit.
As iiiiicli as .'till’.'i.tiPti liad gone llinnigh the niaeliinea
ill one day lliere. and this meant ifP.o'si in i«-r-
eeiiluge to the iiiaiiageiiieiit. 'riieii tbe auction
pi«»|s were Ibc favorite forins of IH-Itiiig witli llie
liig men. and “first < liob e, $I,<Hip,” was llie usual
hegiuniug of thg selliug of a pool. The big oper-
ator did not in those days get much for bis mbney,
for obvion.s reasons.
“When did IsMikinskim: begin on oiir race
tracks’'” was a question rma'iilly asked inc liy the
editor of one of onr great newspapers. BToni iiiein-
ory alone I was aide to ti ll liiiii that alvnnt ].'»7:’>
1 had s«'eii the quotations on certain slakes tv) he
run at .leromv' I’ark — the Withers, Beliutmt, etc.
Henry .Staiiforil, an Blnglishnian with a flowing
beard, tinged with gray, was the bookmaker. He
came to this country on the invitation of some
Amerienu horsemen who tolil him that it was a
promising lielil for men in his profession. Then
.John Morrissey, the former congressman, backed
James McGowan in some aiitc-i>ost betting ventures
on the New York and Kentucky races, notably the
Kentucky Derby. Gradually Uridge & Uo. and
others came into the business to opjKise Kell.v &
Bliss, wImi be.gan to come In for all the Jerome
Park privileges fliroiigh their friendship with Leon-
aril Jerome. Then the Coney JiK'key Club was or-
ganized in 1879, Kelly & Bliss retained their jiosl-
tkm as managers of the betting privileges.
As racing continued to . be popular, there ctime
complaints that the B'reneh machines did not turn in
as good odds to the jiopulaee as woulil liookmakers
and gradually tlie latter persons were sohl the
right to locate in stands on the various courses. At
one time all llirce forms of betting could be seen
at tlie mctro]K>lltan tracks. Bookinakiiig outlived
tlie others, legislation driving them from tbe tracks
and the fact that when a man maile a bet with a
layv'r, he knew the odils he was getting, which was
not the cas«> when he bet in the mutuels, operated
to make bvHikiiiakiiig more popular.
“Dr. UudervvvKKl was the greatest auction i-ovd-
scllcr that ever lived,” said a veteran horseman
to me yesterday. “His eoaxiiig voice, rich with
Irish idariiey, would make a man bet liis last dellar
to get a pvMil.”
“Did you ever liear Bob Catlicart sell ikuiIs’;”
was tile ipiestion of a Keiitnekian. “He was the
Ix-st 1 ever heard. His strong, vigorous, clialleiig-
iiig demand, ‘Wliat am I offereil for first choice”?
was like, a bugle lilast. He was a courtly man of
tlie oil! seliool anil, whenever a Kentuckian wanted
to liaek ills horsi', it was Catheart who was given
the com mission, the liorsemeii knowing that every
dollar tliat eonlit be got against it would lie si--
eiired.” J- J- Bnrkc.
LEXINGTON DATES IN CONTROVERSY.
Ia‘xiiigton, Ky., Mareh 5. — The proposition to
saiidwleli the Lexington mei'tiiig lietween those at
l>ouisviUe and Latonia is meeting with opposition
here. Just aliont a mouth ago the idea was sug-
gested liy Garret D. Wilson to two or three others of
the boaril of ilirectors of the Kentticky Association
and for a day or two there was talk of a meeting
of the lioard to tie liebl prior to the departure of
Viee-Presiileiit Hal P. lleailley for Mexico tliat a
vote miglit lie taken on the dates to lie reqnestval
of tile ,8tate Racing Coniinissloii. Then canic the
uniiiiiiiicement that the commission woulil ^ol con-
sider apiilieations for dates until the latter part of
the present month ainl the iliri'ctors dlvl not meet.
Since tliat time eoiisiderable oiqiositlon has devel-
olK‘vl and only a day or two ago several of the train-
ers at the local track tUq-iilcd to see the directors
in tverson and ask tliciii not to ileiiart from the loiig-
vstablisliiHl order —Lexington, Ixiiiisvillc, Latonia —
unless tlje State Racing Commission should ilecni it
wise to vlo.so, and there is said to be little proba-
liility that tlie commission will want to make tbe
change.
Those in favor of the old order want the local
meeting to oiH-ii April 20 and continue ten days,
ending Thursday, Ajiril 30. Louisville, it is under-
stood, expects to oiicn Satiinlay, May 2, and con-
tinue nineteen vlays, ending on May 23. Latonia
will ppohalily lie given twenty-four days. Under the
oM order Latonia would oih-ii May 25 and continue
to aud including June 20. The now proposition
would put the opening at Incxington on May 21 ami
the closing at Latonia to the first wi?ek in Jiil.v.
It Is argued by those favoring the change that the
trainers at Lexington would have more time in
which to get ready; that there would be less likeli-
hood of liad weather; that they could ship only those
ready to race to Louisville and then come Iiack at
little expense and tliat the horsemen shipping up
from the south would seiul only tlie most fit of
tlivdr strings here after the Ciinrchlll Downs meet-
ing ami that this woulil mean bett“r racing liere
and a saving to the horsemen.
Those opiiosing the plan say that this has been a
decidedly open winter and that tliere will lie no
iinostion alKHit getting read.v by April 20. They
contend that few of tlie local trainers wvmlil want
to' ship all of their horses to Louisville aud that
none of them would willingly divide their stables
for nineteen days if they can avoid It. It is further
coiitemlevl that tlie better racing is to be liail on
tlie earl.v dates licre. for the reason that there is
always keen ilesire to see the crack two and three-
year-olds from the south Ivxdc horns with the siip-
[Hvsed best of their ages wintering here. *
RACING DATES FOR 1908.
New California Jockey Club, San Francisco, Cal.:
November 9 to May 2. (Oakland track, 151 days).
Los Angeles Racing Association, Arcadia, Cal.;
December 7 to April 1. (Santa Anita Park, 100
days).
THE NEW ORLEANS SEASON embraced In all
121 days. sIxty-one for the City Park Jockey Club at
City Park, aud sixty for the Crescent City Jockey
Club at the Fair Grounds, the arrangement of re-
maining dates being as follows:
B'air Grounds — March 2 to March 14.
City Park — March 16 to March 28.
B'alr Grounds — March 30. to April 11.
Washington Jockey Club, Washington, D. C.:
March 23 to .\prll 14. (Bcnnlng, 20 days).
Queens County Jockey Club, New York, N. Y, :
.-tprll 15 to April 28. (Aqueduct, 12 days).
Maryland Jockey Club, Baltimore, Md. :
April 22 to May 9. (Piiiilico, 16 vlays).
Metropolitan Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
April 2tt to May 12. (Jamaica, 12 days).
Westchester Racing Association, New York, N. Y. :
May 13 to .May 30. (Belmont Park, 10 days).
Ontario Jockey Club, Toronto, Ont. :
Ma.v *23 to June 6. (Woodbine Park, 12 vlays).
Brooklyn Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
June 1 to June 18. (Gravesend, 16 days).
Montreal Jockey Club, Montreal, Quebec:
June 6 to June 20. (Blue Bonnets, 13 days).
Hamilton Jockey Club, Hamilton, Oat. :
June !► to June 20. (Hamilton, H days).
Denver-Overland Jockey Club, Denver Col. :
June 13 to Jiil.v 18. (Overland I’ark. .’il vlay.s).
Coney Island 'Jockey Club, New York, N. 5^:
June 19 to July 6. (Sheepskead Bay, 15 days).
Buffalo Kacing Association, Buffalo, N. Y. :
June 20 to July 25. (Kenilworth Park, 31 days).
King County Fair Association, Seattle, Wash.:
June ‘20 to Sep|i-mlH-r 12. (Tbe Meadows, 73
vlays).
Butte Jockey Club, Butte, Mont.:
June 27 to .ScplviiilK-r -1. (Butte, 00 days).
Brighton Beach Racing Association, New York, N.Y,
July 7 to July 29. (Brighton Beavh, 20 vlay.s).
Niagara Jockey Club, Fort Erie, Ont.:
Jiil.v 27 !<• .\iigiist r:o. (l''orl Erie, 29 ila.vsi.
Empire City Trotting Club, Yonken, N. Y.:
August 12 to August 28. (Empire City, 15 days).
Coney Island Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. ;
August 29 to Septeiiilier 12. (Sheepshead Bay, 13
days). "
Montreal Jockey Club, Montreal, Que. :
August 29 to S’eptemlx'r ,18. (Blue Bonuets, 18
days).
Brooklyn Jockey Club, New York, N, Y. :
September 14 to September 26. (Gravesend, 12
days).
Ontario Jockey Club, Toronto, Ont.:
Seiiteniber 19 to September 26. (Woodbine Park,
7 days).
Brighton Beach Racing Association, New Yoi%, N.Y. :
September 28 to October 3. (Brighton Beach, 6
days).
Hamilton Jockey Club, Hamilton, Ont.:
September 29 to October 10. (namilton, 11 days).
Oklahoma City Racing Ass'n. Oklahoma City, Okla.:
Octol)i r 1 tv> October lo. (Fair Grounds, 9 liuys).
Westchester Racing Association, New York, N. Y.:
Oviolicr 5 to October 17. (Belmont Park, 12 days).
Fort Worth Fair Association, Fort Worth, Texas:
October 8 to October Iti. (Fair Grounds, 8 days).
Empire City Trotting Club, Yonkers, N. Y.:
October 19 to October 24. (Empire City, 6 days).
Maryland Jockey Club, Baltimore, Md. :
Octcdier 24 to November 7. (Pimlico, 13 days).
Metropolitan Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
October 26 to November 4. (Jamaica, 9 days).
Queens County Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
November 5 to Novemlier 14. (Aviueduct, 9 days).
Washington Jockoy Club, Washington, D. C. :
November 16 to Nvvvember 28. (Beniiitig, 12 days).
OAKLAND FORM CHART.
(OAKLAND.)
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1908. WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK SLOPPY.
TRACK SLOPPY.
One hundred aud first day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 vlays. (36 books on.)
Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat.
Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time 3:40 p. m.). W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Fig-
ures in parentheses following tbe distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse
and weight carried.
73554
Ind Horses
FIRST RACEl— 3-8 Mile. (73306—354—2—113.) $400 added. 2 year-olds. Selling.
‘ Net value to winner $:125. ,
AWtPPSi !4 % »4StrFin Jockeys
O II C P S
1 7-5 7 0 2-5 1-6
72159-MINNIE BRIGHT w lt)2 3 1 Ink I’i li Oilliert 1! Schreiber 1 7-5 7 0 2-5 1-6
73153 KlvYI.N’G D.ANCE W 100 5 3 2‘i 2=> 2« A Walsh W K .\pplegate 15 15 13 3 1
73459 FALSE NUN w 107 1 5 4'J 5* 3n W Kelly J Dinkelspiel 2i i:{-59-5 7 101 2
73204 WHO W 105 4 6 6 4‘ 4nt W Miller T H Williams 6 10 10 2i I
73459 LACKVILLE • w 105 6 2 3- 3=i 5* Sandy H Mack 8 12 10 3 1
73402 HONS ALINE W 98 2 4 5“'^ 6 6 Klrsch’m M Grant 60 100 30 10 4
Tilin'. 2t)?, 374.
Winner — Cli. f, liy Balgowan — Malaise (trained liy D. Henry).
Went to iM>st at 1:44. -\t post 6 minutes. Start goovl. Won driving: second and third the same.
Minnie Briglit drew out iiuivkly ami set tlie iiace tlirouglioiit, liiit just lastevl tbe journey. Flying Dairne,
always in forwiirvl pursuit of the winner, stiimblv'vl into defeat when a sixteentli out anil just failed to
get up iu a cracking effort. False Niin. tiatfooted at tbe start and in close quarters, maile a fast streteli
effort. Who, away tiailly and earrieil liopelessly wide on the streteli turn, just failed to get up for thiril
place in a wTiirlwind riisli. Lackville slimved early s|K'Pd, but failevl to stay. Boiisaliiie liolteil on the
stU‘li:li turn and lost ail eliance. Tlie winner was enterevl for ^iiaM); no liivl.
rr Q Ft PT Pr SECONlt K.U'E— 3-4 Mile. (72647—1:114—3—103.) 3400 addeil. 3-year-olds and uiT-
I ^ fj ward. Selling. Net value to winner 3.’{t>5.
lull Horses
AWtPPSt 44 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P
t73421)SALVAGK
TlKWri PRESTIGE
7351S»HULFX>UD w 7 109 3 5 4h 3» 3» 3< Butwell . S Bailey 24 13-513-57 107-20
7:>4o3 PONTOTOC WB G 112 2 8 8** 7* 6* I'-' Scoville Keene Bros 15 16 12 5 24
73519 RUTH W. WB 5 110 7 3 5= 5-4 5* 5‘ W Fischer J B Dunn 8 15 15 4 x 5
723’JO ST. .VLBANS W 4 101 1 7 6* 61 7* 6* Mentry G P McNeil 50 lot) lllO :!0 10
73516 BYRO.N WB 3 *5 4 6 24 4< 44 7'» Gilbert V Hughes 15’ 25 25 6 3
73.386 BAKER B 6 111 6 2 7J 8‘« 8i- S'® Borel J M Stowe 60 150 150 50 20
67460 REY DARE BlO 108 5 9 9 9 9 9 W Kelly W Hawke 60 lOO llHl 40 20
Time. 24». 49, 1:154.
Winner— B. g, b.v Salvator— Mv'riilen (trained by W. W. Finn).
.Went to iiost at 2:10. At jx»st 2 minutes. Start govxl. Won driving; second and third the same.
Salvage drew out at the start and won all tbe way. Prestige, from a goovl start, ran in forward aiivl
IHTsistent pursuit and was wearing tlie winner iliiwn at the end. lliilforij, away very [xxirly aiul bavlly
messed alKiiit, Ivximed up like the winner vai the last turn, but fallv'd to get up. PoiitotiH-, awa.v badly.
cl«>sc,i a gap and is good. Ruth W. tired iii>exiievteilly in the stretch. St. Alhans finished like a shot
and is iiromisiiig. Byron is a fast non-stayer. The winner was entered for 3-lOt); no bid.
Svratchevl — 73421, Elmdale, 108.
Oyerwelglits — Hulford. 1 ivoiinvl; St. Albans, 1.
w 6 108 8 1
WB 6 111 9 4
w 7 109 3 5
WB 6 112 2 8
WB 5 110 7 3
W 4 101 1 7
WB 3 95 4 6
B 6 111 6 2
BlO 108 5 9
1'4 1'4 1=.4 1} W Miller W \V Finn 1 14-5 13 16
3» 2' 24 2= Buxton Fleur de Lis Stal2 13 13 34 6-5
46 3» 3® 3' Butwell . S Bailey 24 13-513-57 107-20
8*® 7* 6* 4'' Scoville Keene Bros 15 16 12 5 24
5= 5®4 5* 5' W Fischer J B Dunn 8 15 15 4 x 5
6* 61 7* 6* Mentry G P McNeil 50 lot) loo :!0 10
24 4' 44 7'® Gilbert V Hughes 15’ 25 25 6 3
7J 8‘® 8'® S'® Borel J M Stowe 60 1.50 150 50 20
9 9 9 9 W Kelly W Hawke 60 100 llHl 40 20
O K PC THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (69580—1:45 — 1— •J’J.) I’urse $500. 3 year idils and up-
I O O O t3 wanl. Selling. Net value to winner $400.
I lid Horse.s
AWtPPSt Vi % % Str Fin Jockeys
O H C P S
73463 MORTIBOY
W 4 102
2
;»
1®
1=
1®
1®
I'J W Kelly
N e wOrleansS’ hie
3
4
z
^ r>
35
7:5520 T.A.UNT
WB 4 97
7
7
onk
2-J
3=4
oa
2'i Gilbert
T E Crist
15
20
20
8
4
7:5520=WH1DDE.N
WB 3 91
1
8
8
8
6=i
5®
3® Buxton
Maine Stable
4
6
16-
-57 5
7-10
7:5461®HUSKY
MB 3 91
3
1
7*
4®
3k
3'1 4* F •H’brandSierraNevaila.Sta
4
ih
2
4- 5
J3482 EDUARDO
M'B 6 107
6
6
6'
6^
5=
6'
5* W Fischer J B Dunn
15
•20
8
4
73519 DOLT.IE DOLLAR.S
w 4 97
5
4
4k
3k
4®
4=
6®J Kirsch’m
A B Buch.-inan
4
5
4-5
7::519 GROMOBOl
'W*-4;-99
4
2
5ok
53
74
72
73 J Butler
Keene Bros
12
16
16
2
73270 WOOLMA
W 4 102
8
5
3'4
72
8
8
8 A Walsh
Applegate&Cot’n
6
15
15
3i
Time, 25, 498, 1:16, 1 ;43S. 1:504.
Winner— B. c, l>y Alliort — Connterbreeze (trained by K. Wolf).
Went to post at 2::21. At iiost 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; sevxmd and third driving. Morti-
boy drew out quickly and stole a long and winning leavl on the first turn, then lield sway to the end with
no serious opiiosition. Taunt, alertly and vigorously ridvien, ran in nearest pursuit thrvuigbout and was a
game anil fast going second. Whidden, nearly left, closed an immense gap ami protiabl.v was Ix^st.
Iltisky, shiitlled to tlie rear on the first turn, closed a liig gap in the miildle running, but tireil finally.
EduSrilo just about lield Ids own and ran a bad race. Dvdlie Dollars shviwevl earl.v siieeil, but ijiiit liadly.
Cromobol wants stiff going. Woolma was sore. The winner was entered for $1,0(10; no bid.
Scratclied — 73079 J. R. Lauglirey, 102.
Overweights — Eduardo, 4 pounds.
7 Q Pk PC *T J’'l>URriI RACE— 1 Mile. (69101— liiiSj— 4— 95.) I’urse $800. 3-year-olils and up-
f ^ § ward. Handicap. Net value to winner $(i00.
Ind Horses
A WtPPSt 44 V4 Vi Str Fin Jockeys
O II C P S
6 11 11 34 1
3 3 3 9-101-4
6 6 54 2 9-10
4 5 23-59-5 7-10
7346.3®IMPORT WB 3 93 3 4 4'® 5 5 4®k lij Buxton F W Healey 6 11 11 34 1
734SO®M.A.SS.A • w 6 96 2 3 5 4=4 4"k 5 23 Gilbert D A Ross 3 3 3 9-101-4
73480 F^ED BENT W 5 101 4 1 23 33 2‘4 2*4 3'4 Kirsch’m B Dealy 6 6 54 2 9-10
73270 JUDGE NEL.SON w 4 105 1 2 3® 2ok 33 3nk 41J w Miller H G Bedwell 4 5 23-59-5 7-10
(7353S)TDM SHAW wjs 3. 93 5 5 l“k I'j 13 13 .5 p H’brandSierraNevadaSta 24 24 9-5 9-109-20
Time. 25J, ,'VOL 1:16, 1:4.3J.
Winner — B. c, by Peep o’Day — Auntie Mum (trained liy J. .Tones).
Went to iK>st at 2:58. At i>ost 1 minute. Start good. Won vlriving; sevxmd and tliirvl the same.
Import, after being outpaced and trailing for six furlongs, made a close stretch turn, caught tlie olliers
tiring in a sensational sprint . anil Wvvn going away. Massa was crowdeil back on the first turn and lost
several lengtliS, lint eloseil up rapivll.v in the mivlvlle half and. after being earrieil out wide on tlie last
turn, failed to get up in a ejelonlc tinisli. Frevl Itent. after forward ami iiersistent pursuit of tlie pace-
makers throughout, tired right at the end anil is rounding to. Judge Nelson follovvv'vi the pacemaker for
.-•even furlongs and wore him ilown, but siiccumbevl in tiiri# to the others. Tom. Shaw set a sizzling pace
for over six furlongs and failixl to stay.
73558
liid Horses
Firm RACE— 1 Mile. (60104— l;3Ss-
Nct value to winner $;J25.
-95.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling.
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys
DHCPS
W 110 6
WB 102 2
ws 102 7
WS 102 3
50 60 60 20 10
50 100 100 30 15
(73443)BROOKLEAP W 110 6 2 2®4 1'4 13 1- 1'4 A Walsh W E Applegate 13-54 16-51 1-2
7:1479®.STEEL BLUE WB 102 2 9 83 ok 2®4 2® 2® W Kelly Steele & Riley 25 24 3-2 7 lol l
7:{.3S6 B.\N LORD ws 102 7 5 6=4 8* 43 4=5 3® Gilbert B .Schreiber 15 15 12 4 2
735’1 HIGH GUN WS 102 3 6 7k 7'5 8- .5k 4“k Buxton Dugan & Boland 12 15 12 4 2
(73517)MR.S. O’FARRELL w 105 5 4 5'5 6=5 75 7= 5* F H’brandMenio Stable 10 16 16 6 24
73517= AIjCIBIADES W.sB 105 4 7 3=4 :ik 5' 6nk 6' Coles Wilson & Synfy 30 40 40 12 6
7:i252=LAST GO w.s 105 1 1 43 4' 6' 8* 7® W Miller P W Healey 4 8 5 8-5 4-5
69533 FOREST ROSE w lOil 9 3 Ik 2® 33 3nk 8® Kirsch’m Caine & Ream 50 60 60 20 10
73®®8 ATHGOLD WS 101 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 Mentry G P McNeil 50 100 100 30 15
Time, 26, 51, 1:17*, 1:45*.
Winner — B. c, by Bowling Brook — Lilly M. (trained by C. L. Snyder).
Went to post at 3:24. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won cantering; second and tlilril driving.
Brookleaf is probably a coining gixHl one and lixiks it and outbroke, outpaced and outsta.ved her op}xKvitivm
v'.ecisively. Steel Blue, a slow liegiiiiicr and virtually left, closed an immense gap into a fust going seeoud.
Itan l.orvl workeil up after overcoming early interference into a game tliird. Iligli Gun was always i>ut-
piiccd. Mrs. O’Farrell was ontclassv'd. Alciblades was prominent for six furlongs. Last Go likes a drying .
c'.it track and can do better. Forest Rose showed superior early speeil. Tlie winner was enteri'vl for $500;
no bill.
Scratched— (73286) Be Tliankfiil, 107; 73300 Ckicytus, 102; 73458 Patriotic, 100.
Overweights — .\tligolil. 1 ixmnd.
ry Q pr F? O B-l^CE— 3-4 Mile. (72047— 1 :11*— 3— 103.) Purse $500. 3-year-oIiIs aniT np^
I OOO ward. Allowances. Net value to winner $400.
Ird Horses AWtPPSt 54 Va % Str F'in Jockeys Owners O 11 C P S
(7;«S7 ).SMILEY CORBE'FTwb 3 107 3 3 1' 1« 1* 1® W Miller W Cahill 6-5 6-5 1 13 16
7:2ilO=PAJ.\.UOITA w 3 104 6 1 2“k 2' 2=4 2® Scoville H G Bedwell 8 5 11.52 1 2 1-4
7:!0 ’3=OCE \N SHORE WS 4 112 2 5 3® ;!’• 3® 3" Sandy Elliott & Marron 6 8 44 6-5 1 2
6!I401=SEA Iv.\D WS 5 115 5 2 8 73 5'4 4' W Kelly W M Caine 30 201) 1.50 til) 6
73155=P1.AUSIBLE wii 4 112 4 4 ■fnk 4-0 43 55 Kirsvh’m E I>ealy 12 20 20 4 7-10
73114 BEltNAltDO WS 3 102 8 6 63 53 6=1 63 Jno CarrollM J Daly 2<Hl .500 500 1.50 25
72758 NEV.A W. 4 110 7 7 7* 8 74 7® F H’brandSierraNevadaSta KHi :!00 300 .50 20
7.3483 GVLVANIC WS 6 115 1 8 54 6=4 8 8 Pen'gast S P Grimmett 5o 300 3t)0 50 15
Time, 24*, 47?. 1:14*.
Winner — 15. e, b.v TvHlvlingfon — Osenlation (traineil liy W. Caliill).
Went to post at 3:5.’5. At pest 2 iiiinules. Start goiMl. Won eaiiteriiig; secvinil and tliinl easily.
Smiley Corliett drew out ami spreavleaglv'd liis opponents, was always under a luill ami luiivli llie liest.
Pajan'iila was in vlistant. liiit game and unavailing, pursuit of the winner throiiglioiit. Dveaii Sliore got
into third jHisltiuii ami stayed there, beating tl;e Olliers off ami pulling up. Sea Lail. iiiilriin early, closed
a liig gap ami tinislievl fast. Plaiisil'le, after early prominence, tireil and was iialpalily sliorl.
LOS ANGELES FORM CHART.
(S.VNT.V ANIT.A I’.ARK.)
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. ’TRACK FAST.
Seveiity-si'ventli day. I.os Angeles Racing .\ssnviatiin. Winter Meeting of 160 days. (21 liiMiks nu.)
I’resldiiig Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, J. J. Iloltniun. .Seeretary. E. C. >Sinitli.
Racing starts at 1:.50 p. m. (Chieago time 3:.50 11. m.). W indicates wliip, S spurs. B blinkers. Fig-
ures ill parent lieses following tlie distanve of eacli race indicate index ni’iiitx'r, track record, age of horse
and weiglit carried. ' '
^ ^ ^ FIRST R.\(’Er-5 1-2 Furlongs. (72.5.50—1:05? — 1 — Rn:.) Purse $400. 3 year olds and
§ ij *3 Tt upward. Silling. Net value to winner $.!2.5.
73548
73 Ind Horsi's
7:5477®KOR()SII>.\NY w 4 97 6 3 4>‘ 44 3' 1' Goldstein i> E Ware 4 0 41 I 13
7:i:561=B( K )( lER RE!» W 3 UX 5 6 3® :S= 2® 2= M I’restori '1' Breedlove 3 3 3 7 101 3
7;!.515=HERE.\1'TER so 4 Ini 2 2 2= 1= ::"k .leii.seii IT 'A De.Vrman 4 5 4-5 4 5 2 5 1-5
y ’ 7::4<hi D.\ISY fir 1ST W 4 97 :! 1 Ik 2k 41 4® C Ross F Siiear 15 25 2:5 8 3
7:2:79=1:01 IF.VI'I I ER w.s 3 ‘.12 1 4 -5= 5® 5' 5® K Dugan \\' Cliuniberlain lo 1;5 15 4 1
7::ii!i:: P.HiE laiTTI.E mu 4 99 4 5 6k 6> t;ii yi j CallalianFliiiniiigAiCluncy 5o 6U t'-n 20 10
7:2il> ,SU Mtt’ i:i)Y w 6 Iu3 7 7 7 7 7 7 M .Murphy K Koerner TiO loo liHi ;:o 12
Time. 21, 4S, 1 INI?. 1 :07.
Winner It. f. liy BraM’ Lad Miss Conrad < trained hy O. E. Ware).
Went to ixist at 1 :.50. .-U jKist 2 mimites. Start gnml. Won handily; seeoud and third driving)
Korusilaoy, after being outpaced fur the first half, eame fust through the streteb aud, overhauling Boogel
AWtPPSt ',4 ',i ?4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O II C I’ S
Saratoga Raging Association, Saratoga, N. Y. :
July 30 to August 22. (Saratoga, 21 days).
t
FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 1908.
1
ILY RACING FORM.
I>d in the final hundred yards, won fiolng away. Boofcer Red broke fiatfooted, hot moved up like a shot
when turning into the stretch, easily sh<K>k oft Hereafter when an eighth out, but tired under the whip
at the end. Hereafter ran into a big lead on the tiini, Imt quit siHkIenly and her race should he thrown
out. Daisy Frost finished well under the whip. The winner was entwed for no bid.
Scratched— 7;M54 Cn-ston Boy, 10«; TICJW Eonlte, S7; TltSSS Merrill, 99; 73477 Beni.ny, 07; 73496 Billy
Bowlegs, 91; 73471 Aquiline, M.
73549
SECOND RACE— 1-8 Mile. (73474— 471—2—115.) Purse 8400. 2-ycar-alda. Selling.
Net value to winner 8320.
AWtPI’St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S
173492) ANTIOCH w 96 3 4
«73.T96)OL.l.IE WARD W 99 6 6
734!« MINIATURE 94 4 2
73:.n WILDWOOD W 104 B 7
7.3492 BOI.D w 99 1 3
7.3185 HARRY STANHOPE w 102 7 6
7345S ECHOPUS W 99 2 1
1« i« i>J Jensen II Z I'le.Arman 1 1 13-201-3 out
4‘ 6* 26 M Preston J M Stokes 10 10 6 6-5 2-5
5i 21 36 Ashenden J A Bonnet 15 30 30 8 2
6* BJ 4* Shrlner OakwoodSkRnch 40 60 60 15 6
26 3‘J 56 Vand’sen W D Millard B 10 10 2 4-6 ■ , , „
.36 46 6» Jno Hen’syP T Chinn 10 15 IS 4 6-5 | Monk's
(73275)JOYFUD LADY WB 107 5 13 96 121 121 13* Mulcahy C H Whittaker 2ft 50 40 IB f
73504 FINESSE w 103 13 12 6* 13‘ 14 14 l.lebcrt P J Sullivan BO 100 100 40 20
Time. 241, 4Kjl, 1:15.
Winner — Ch. f, l>y Carlton Grange — Cambric (trained by E. 8tuM>s).
W«>nt to post at 8:24. At post 5 minutes. Start gocal. Won driving; secorkl and third the same.
Mnndclla, lucky at the start and showing ninch the most speiil. rsi-ed her early i-oniiieMtors Into siihjecthm
and stontl the final drive tliiongh the last sixteenth gamely. Banrida, away slowly and in a tangle, cloded
a big gap, finished fast and was much the b«*st. Night Mist, always a forward contender, bald on well
ill the last furlong. Tamar showed speed, but quit badly In the stretch. I.ady Almy ran fairly well
and had to go wide most of the trip. Bertie had a rough trip and was akw up at the end. Meadow-
gri'en ran a gooil race and should have been much closer up. Tlie winner was entered for 8400; no bid.
Scrateheil — 734H9 My Love, 107.
Overweights — Finesse, 1 pound.
fourth RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (67201—1:4.51—6—101.) Purse RIOO. 3-year-olds amt
i upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 8500.
AWtPPSt 14 % ?4 StrFin Jockes^a
CHOPS
7345S ECHOPUS W 99 2 1 7 7 7 «oldstetn W B Jennings 6 10 10 2| 4-5
Time. 24, 471 (new track record).
Winner — Ch. f, by Frankfort — Budget of Fun (tralneil by J. L. Riley).
Went to iHist at 2:13. At jaist 3 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second and third driving.
Antioch showiHl brilliant s|iced throughout and simply spreadeaglod her opponents. Ollle Ward swung
wide when turning for home, but came fast in the final sixteenth on the outside of the others and, finish-
ing with a rush, niiqied out Miniature in the last stride. The latter ran a gotsl race aud. tinder stretidi
ininishmcnt. tlreit only at the end. Wildwooil iinisb(>d fast under the whip. Bold and Harry Stanhope
quit. The winner was entered for 8500; no bid.
S»*ratched — (73338) Force, 106.
i rr Q K THIRD RACE— 8-4 MU«. (72409-1:111— »— 92.) Purse 8400. 3-yeai-olds. Selling.
^ 4 OOOVr Net value to winner 8325.
Iml Horses AWtPPSt 14 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners CHOPS
10 10 4 3-2 1-2
2 3 3 6-5 3-5
2 2J 2 4-5 2-6
6 25 25 10 6
4 5 5 2 1
20 .30 30 10 6
6 10 10 4 8-5
25 100 100 30 15
73471 DR. M.\THBWS w 110 8 1 3' 3* 3i 1*J D Boland E Alvey 10 10 4 3-2 1-2
«7;B95)T1IRNAWAY ws 105 5 2 2‘ 2‘ 26 2‘ C Ross E Wright 2 3 3 6-5 3-5
7;:;i61 Kerry wb 107 2 4 D l» l* 3> E Dugan O Henry 2 2J 2 4-5 2-6
RECLAIMER w 107 1 5 8» 7* 5* 4* Goldstein J W^^edlln 6 25 25 10 6
73455 ARI.STOTLB wsB 102 6 3 4 ' 4"6 4* 6* Vand’sen J W^Pangle 4 5 5 2 1
73395 LI>1S CAVANAGH WB 106i 7 6 B» 56 66 6» Harty T A hhillum 20 .30 30 10 6
T:I43.3=SPARKLKS wb 107 9 10 76 6» 7* 7* I..ycurKU8 I' H McCarren 6 10 10 4 8-5
67493 KINTITCK WsB 102 3 9 106 10‘ 9'® 8* M Murphy John Maley 25 100 100 30 15
73495 WALDORF FELICE w 100 4 7 9 ' 9» 8' 9» Shrlner Mlller&Johnston 20 100 100 30 12
.1. F. .WDER.SON WB 105 11 11 11 11 11 10* G Archtb’dNelk & Kane 30 60 60 20 10
67945 COURIER GIRL WB 103il0 8 6' 8* 10> 11 C-H Shil’gR L Thomas 20 26 25 8 4
Time. 24. 48i. 1:138.
Winner — B. e, by Star Shoot — Fair Penitent (tralneil b.v G. C. Baker).
Went to t>OKt at 2:43. At post 2 minutes. Start goml. Won easily; second and third driving. Dr.
Mathews, suddenly improved and always close to the pacemakers, moved up rapldl.v in the homestretch
and. after a little shaking up in the final sixteenth, won going aa’ay. Tiirnawa.v was prominent from the
start and, in a long stretch drive, tlreil isil,v in the closing strides. Kerry showed much the most sp«>ed
for five furlongs, lint tired when the pinch came. Reclaimer flnislied gamely under the whip. Aristotle
ran well to the stretch and tircHl. Txiis 4'avaiiagb ran fairly well. The winner was entered for 81,000;
no bid.
S<’ratched — (73.512) Royal Queen. 105; 7.3.395 Barbette, 105; 7:i320 Billowy, 105; 73496 Black Dress, 105;
734.52*Strat Martin, 1(K>; 73471 Albion H., 10.5.
Cverwelghts — Ixils Cavanagh, IJ pounds; i'ourler Girl, 3i.
73551
FOURTH K.\CE— 1 1-8 Miles. (72516— 1:51*— 6— 100.) Purse 8400. 4-year-olds and
upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325.
AWtPPSt St % % ^4 Str Fin Jockeys
CHOPS
73475® ELI E w 7 111 8 7 5® 3J 2* 26 2* D E Dugan T A Davies 4 4J 4J 8-5 7-10
7:?,il4 ASSOCIATE ws 4 107 6 3 3J l"k 1* 1* 1® 2* Shrlner R’khart&Newb’g 6 8 8 3 7-5
7:«^kt.3®BRAGG SB 9 114 2 1 4»6 41 ,r,h fi« 3s D Boland .1 Curl 2i 4 18-58-6 4-5
7:!4.",6 COUNTY CLERKWB 4 110 .3 5 1* 2* 3» 4® 5' 46 C H Shll’gR L Thomas 6 6 4} 8-5 4-5
73i:,0®BOX ELDER w 7 106 7 4 26 66 6® 5® 4' 5= C Ross R T Offutt 6 8 8 3 7-5
73491 PERRY WK'KBIS w 6 106 1 6 7* 5‘ 4* 3® 3* 6® Goldstein E S Barnett
2i 4 18-58-6 4-5
6 6 41 8-5 4-5
6 8 8 3 7-5
6 6.4 8-5 7-10
73494 RED 3'HISTLE WSB 7 106 5 2 6' 7» 7« 7' 76 7i Vand’sen MMIer&Johnston 50 60 .50 20 7
73514 MONACO MAID WB 6 109 4 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Lycurgus W Walker 10 10 7 21 1
Time. ’26. .50*. 1:151. l:41i, l:54g.
Winner — Ch. g, by St. Carlo — Jude (trained by T. Hiatt).
Went to iHist at 3:0S. At post I minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same.
Kile, always witliin easy distance of the leaders, moved up fast after entering the stretch and, finishing
with a great rush, got up to win in the last stride. Associate showed much speed throughout, but tlreii
sii'.ldcnly under punishment at the end. Bragg came from far back in the final eighth and finished with a
rush under the whip. County Clerk finished fast. Perry Wlckes showed speed, but quit when an eighth
out. The winner was entered for $400; no bid.
10 10 7 21 1
ry Q PJ KO fifth race:— 1 Mil*. (724aO— l:37g— 3— lOS.) Purse 8400. 3-year-olds and upward,
f O O O M Allowances. Net value to winner 8325.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt?! % % Str Fin Jockeys Cwners
CHOPS
73360 SIDNEY F. wsB 5 109 4 1 4 4 4 3»k jh c H ShU'g Johnson&Dodson 6 5 31 4-5 out
73473®E.\RLY TIDE WB 3 102 2 3 2'® 2® 2‘ 2* 26 Jensen U Z DeArman 21 3 3 3-6 1-5
73.51.3SCENTRE SHOT w 3 92 1 4 1' 1* 1» 1* S‘l E Dugan W Walker 1-2 3-4 3-4 3-lOout
73378 SUMMER CLOUD w 4 100 3 2 3* 3* 3* 4 4 Shrlner M%ine Stable 10 25 25 4 3-5
Time, 24|, 48g, 1:14. 1:40.
Winner — B. g, by Royal E'lush HI.— Extract (trained by H. Johnson).
Went to post at 3:3<). At post 1 minute. Start go(^. Won driving; second and third the same.
Shlitey E*. traileil far liack for the first half, then mov^ up steadily and, «H>ming with a grand rush In
llip tlh.ll sixteenth In the center of the track, got up to, win In the last stride. Early Tide raced next to
;iic he<‘ls of Centre Shot to the stretch, then moved up fast and stood the last eighth drive gamely.
4'ciitre Sliot, after leading to the stretch, faltered when half way home, but rallied in the closing strides
and IlnisluMl resolutely. Summer Cloud finished gamely under the whip.
Scratched— (73480)Light Wool, 110; 73491»Bauble, 102.
fTQPJprQ SIXTH RACE— 1 l-« Milea, (72.’>16— 1:51|— 6— 100.) Purse 8400. 4-year-olds and up-
4 c) O ward. Selling. Net value to winner 8325.
Iml Horses
AWtPPSt St % % \ Str Fin Jockeys
7.3491 B. PR. CHARLIE w 6 106 8 5 1' 1® I'i 1' 1® 1' C H Shil’gJ M Stokes
73514 FASTOSO w 6 111 7 6 3»6 3* 2® 2® 2® 2® E Dugan E J Baldwin
7;«97 HUAPAI..A w 7 104 1 2 6® 7* 6'i 46 36 3» Shrlner J C Wever
7:i4o6 L. ROSSINGTON WB 4 97 3 1 ’.’4 2‘ 3' 3= 4) 4® Taplln '
G Motheral
CHOPS
3-2 2| 2J 9-102-3
3 3 2 7-W2-6
15 15 15 5 2
20 20 15 4 8-6
5 8 8 2i 3-2
2 3 3 7-5 3-5
60 100 100 30 12
20 30 30 12 5
73541
liul Horses
FIRST R.\CE— 1-2 Mile. (67800— 47?— 2— 119.) $500 added. 2 year-olds.
Allowances. Net value to winner 8435.
AWtPI’St % % Str E'in Jockeys
CHOPS
i7.7234)MARSE ABE w 124 3 2 l“k IJ 1' J Ijee L A Celia 4-5 9-101-2 1-5 out
73464 BROUGH.tM wsB 110 11 6 5® 2n V Powers J I Sockwcll 15 25 20 4 11-10
7:’.4R4 LITTLE MOSE w ]04 2 4 46 41 3"k Notter C F Clark 30 50 50 12 4
7:M64®ANNE M’GEE w no 4 3 2‘i 2“6 4* C Koemer E Corrigan 2 2i 2i 9-20oi4
73464 ROSEBl’RG II. w 116 5 5 3) 3* 5® Skirvin H McCarren Jr 15 20 20 4 7-5
73484 Gl"Y E’lSHER WB 106 6 6 56 6 6 R McDan’lB Schreiber 25 25 25 6 S-5
Time, 24*. 48*.
Winner — Ch. c, by Yankee — Halo (trained by E. Stublis).
Went to iKvst at 2:28. At iiost 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: seeond and third the same.
■Marse .the. away well, nut running sluggishly, had to be hard ridden throughout, shook off repeated
cliallenges from Anne McGee and Ros<>burg II., was drawing away at the end and Is a loafer that will not
extend himself fully unless hard urged. Brougham, lucky iu saving ground all the way. finished gamely
and outstayed Little Mose in the last few strides. The latter ran iu much improved form and finished
gamely. Aniie McGee forced the early pace, but tired when hard presseil iu the Iasi furlong. Rosehurg
II.. from an outside position, showed speed and ra«*ed forwardly until in the last seventy yards, where he
tired. Guy E'isher ran fairly well and will Improve.
Si-ratched — 730SI Lurid, 100.
Overweights — Little Mose, 1 iKtund; Guy Fisher, 3.
73542
AWtPPSt®/* i/i % StrFin
733T4 EISCUTCHEON
73161 »BIG BEN
73218 COME ON S.\M
73029 SPION
722T4»TOBOC»Ct A N
73064 BOSEHRl.\N
73390 RETK'ENT
73218 M.^EU.^ITROM
73064 BENSOXHUR.ST
WB 6 112 7 7
WB 8 1«19 9 6
WB 5 109 5 3
w 4 lOSi 2 4
WB S 109 10 5
WB 4 KG 8 1
WB 7 1 09 4 8
w 4 103 1 9
w.sB 8 104 6 2
61 .71 2* 1®6 V Powers R B Watkins
4' 3* ink 2® Brussel J A, W’ernberg
5® 6® 46 3' J W M’hyG L Shughart
9 8' 5'i 4'i C Koerner A Weber
ink lu .31 5® J Lee
■26 2 ' 6' 61 Notter
7' 71 S' 7' Gaugel
8' 9 9 8® Liebert
S W Street!
P Dunne
B C Evans
T I..icalzi
J W Briggs
21 3 14-51 3-5
21 31 17-56-5 3-5
4 6 6 2 1
4 5 4 8-5 4-5
5 7 6 2 1
8 12 12 5 21
20 30 30 10
100 ’AK) 150 60 25
25 50 50 15 7
73543
THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. (43(182— 1:12J— 6— 107.) $400 added. 3-year-olds. Fillies.
Selllag. Net value to winner $375.
< :.’J447) MONDELLA.
7:U13*BANRIDA
7.3178»NIGHT MIST
<:.3449)TAMAR
7::27.'. LADY ALMY
7:i447 BERTIE
73449 MEADOWOREIEN
7:J489=PEDIGREE
73465®FIX)RENCE N.
7:1504 M.VSKS AND FACEIS
7^^04 IXMJLSE K.
JS313 BELd^ OF KENT
AWtPI’St % ®,2 StrFin Jockeys (
iv 107 10 1 11 1' 1® li J Lee L
VB 107 8 14 13* 9* 4* 2nx Notter B
w 107 11 6 7® 31 31 3® W Walsh I..
w 107 2 3 2"k 2® 2“k 4'J R McDan’lL
VB 102 3 10 51 5» 5'1 31 Sumter J
ft'B 107 12 7 ]2“klli 71 6® V Powers W
w 102 9 11 10' 8' 8® 7® Slemm’ns P
w 107 7 9 8® 71 6® 81 J W M’hyA
w 107 6 8 ill 10' 10' 9nk Rosen E
w 107 14 2 46 61 96 10® Brussel J
w 107 1 4 3' 41 11' 11® W Ott C
WS 102 4 5 14 14 13® 12* £ CallabanE
CHOPS
A Celia 5 7 6 21 6-0
54chreiber 3 31 11-51 1-2
Harri.s 10 15 15_ 6 3
A Livingston 8-5 2 8-3 4-3 2-3
H McCormick 20
Gerst 15
J Miles 20
Williams 10
Corrigan 10
A Wernberg 15
15 30 30 12 6
20 .W 50 20 10
10 20 15 6 3
10 25 20 8 4
Williams 10 20 15 6 3
Corrigan 10 25 20 8 4
\ Wernberg 15 20 20 8 4
T Brownfield 10 lf< 15 6 3
R Bradley 50 150 150 60 30
7.346‘'=OREBN SEAL w 4 98 2 1 I® 1® 1* 1® I'i C Henry C F Clark ll-513-52i ll-SOout
73.506 JUGGIiER w fi 11.' 4 2 2« 2* 2* 2* 2« R McDnn’I Burlew&O’ Neill 4-5 9-104-5 1-3 out
7.3468 TOKAIjON w 7 98 1 3 4 4 4 3 ® 3® S E’lynii J W Fuller 4 4 4) 1 1-3
73429 CONVOLO w 5 100 3 4 3® 3« 3® 4 4 J W M’hyJ C Milam 12 12 10 2 1-2
• Time, ‘34. 47i, 1:38*. 1:4.5*.
Winner — R. c, by Greenan — Goldseal (trained by R. A. Smith).
Went to post at 3:.'il. At |M>st 1 miniite. Start goo<l. Won easily; second and third driving. Green
Si'al. running to his liest form and well ridden, set a fast pace from tlie start and, responding well to
urging, held Juggler safe in the final drive. The latter ran forwardly from llie start and made several
challenges in the last half, hut fell haek lieaten in the last sixteenth, TokaliMi c|os<>d a gap in the last
half, hut 1s evidently far from her liest form. Convolo had no mishaps nml ean do better.
7 Q PC /I PC FIFTH RACE— 1 Mil« and 70 Yard*. (670?7— 1:43*— 3— 90.) $400 added. 3-ycar-oIds.
t OO^mO Selling. Net value to wiiiifi^r $.’150.
Ind Horses
(73413)M1SS MAZZONI
73.393 IXITUS BRANDT
(73465) RHINESTONE
(73489)LADY SOUFT'LE
AWtPPSt 14 % % StrE'in Jockeys Owners
w 95 7 4 75 6® 1'5 1'5 i® S E'lynn H (.'lark
WB 98 1 2 6' 5® 3® 2® 2'J McCahey B .Schreiber
w 94 9 3 2® 3J 26 .3* 3® .Sumter L T !>>e
w 104 5 7 5"k 4nk r>® 6® 46 Notter R Ellison
73507 HO.STILE HYPHEIN wb 105 6 5 46 16 41 411 51 c Baker .1 M Gorman
73«3*APT w 965 4 8 8® 7i 6= 55 6'5 C Henry El Corrigan
(73235)QUEFRJ’S SOUVENIRwb 101 2 1 1' 8® 9 75 76 Brussel J \ Wernborg
w 97 3 9 9
CHOPS
2 2 9-5 7-UB-3
15 40 30 10 4
5 6 45 8-5 4-5
2 25 9-5 T-IO-J-S
15 16 16 6 3
8 12 10 35 6-5
15 30 30 10 4
20 50 40 15 6
20 40 40 12 4
(73392)LrSTERINEJ w 97 3 9 9 9 8® 8‘® 8* J W M’hyS T White 20 50 40 15 6
73413 STONEMAN WB 97 8 6 36 2® 7'5 9 9 Dubei G H Hollo 20 40 40 12 4
Time, -Mi, 49*, 1:15. 1:42. 1:46J.
Winner — B. f, by Mazagan— Rescue (trained by L. Marion).
Went to iiost at 4:17. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Miss
Murzoni was sent Into the lead after going a half and waa never in danger thereafter. Lotus Brandt
rioved up fast in the stretch and flnisheil gamely. Rhinestone showed sp<^l, hut had a rough trip and
tired slightly in the closing drive. Hostile Hyphen showed mueh speeil. but was sharply cat off at the
half-mile ground by the winner and would have been much closer up hut for the mishap. Lady Souffle
tliiisluii well. Apt was gaining fast in the last furlong. Stonemaii and Queen’s Souvenir quit In the last
quarter. The whiner waa entered for $500; .no hid.
Seratcheil — 73400 Aunt Hose, 95.
Overweights — I<ady Souffle, 1 pound; Apt, 4J; Queen’s Souvenir, 1.
nrQPC/lfi SIXTH race:— 1 Mile and 70 Yard*. (07077— 1:43*— 3— 90.) $400 added. 4 year-olds
f and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $.305.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt (4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owner*
7.3450® rUNlCUIAIRE
7.^508 HANNIBAL BEY
73431 BBLLBVIEIW wb 5 101 3 4 11® 10' 65 4® .3® Liebert F B Stevens 8 15 15 6 3
73047 GOLDWAY w 5 108 9 5 9'5 9'5 8J 6* 45 Brussel E Corrigan 7 10 8 3 8-.5
72931 GOLDMATE WB .I 106 6 10 76 7® 4' 3' 5* Dubel G H Holle 6 9 9 4 8-5
734.50 GRA(’’E LARSEN w 4 104 11 7 4' 4® 3' 65 6' Notter C R Blllson 15 20 ’20 8 4
72968 GILFAIN Ws 8 1095 ^ 1» 12| 115 10' 7® 7'5 W Allen B .1 Cunningham 15 20 15 6 3
7.3297 YOU W;iN w 5 108 13 11 13 13 13 8«» 8® C Henry W M .Sanford 20 40 40 15 7
73411 (XINVII..LE w 4 108 10 6 85 8' 9* 96 95 J Lee L A Celia 7 8 • 25 6-5
7.34.30 CLIFTON FORGE W 7 111 6 1 6' 12® 12® 105 10' J W M’hy.1 U Strmle * 15 20 30 8 4
7.^333 MI.SS PERRIS WB 6 101 12 12 10' 65 5® 11® U* McCahey Hartley & VititoeSO 40 40 15 7
73036 KURTZMANN W 6 111 2 3 3nk 5* 115 12* 12* E Rice J J Peters .30 75 7.5 .30 15
68014 CANYON WB 8 108 1 2 15 3' 75 13 13 Skirvin C M Barrow 40 WO 100 40 20
Time, 24*. 48*, 1:14|, 1:41*. 1:45*.
Winner — B. g, by Hirayar — E^rogmore (trained by T. P. Hayes).
Went to post at 4:41. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same.
E'lmiculaire was a forward contender from the start and, lucky in saving ground on the first two tnrns/
followed Hannllial Bey closely to the stretch turn, where he moved into the lead, but tired In the last
furlong and hot for bumping Hannibal Bey frequently would have been beaten. Hannllial Bey, showing
siiildeii Improvement, ran into the lead at once, but was in close quarters la the stretch run and would
have won with clear saMlng. Belleview came from a long way Itoek in the last quarter and finished
gamely. Goldway, forced wide on the first two turns, closed a big gap and ran a good race. Goldmate
showed speed, but tired In the last quarter. Grace I^rsen quit In the stretch. Clifton E'orge found the
track too hard. The winner was entered for $500; no bid.
Overweights — Grace Larsen, 1 pound; Gilfain, 1*.
w 6 103 4 9
WR 6 108 8 8
5' 25 2® J5
2 ' 1 ® 1 ' 2 *
in R McDan’lT P Hayes
2' V Powers H R Baker
3® Liebert F B Stevens
45 Brussel E Corrigan
O H C P S
3 1 1-2
lfc-54-5 1-2
15 15 6
10 8 3
9 9 4
3' 5* Dubel G H Holle 6 9 9 4 8-0
65 6' Notter C R Blllson 16 26 ’20 8 4
7® 7'5 W Allen B .1 Cunningham 15 20 15 6 3
8«» 8® C Henry W M .Sanford 20 40 40 15 7
96 95 J Lee L A Celia 7 8 • 25 6-5
105 10' J W M’hy.1 U Stroile • 15 20 30 8 4
11® U* McCahey Hartley & Vititoe30 40 40 15 7
12* 12* E Rice J J Petws .30 75 75 .30 15
13 13 Skirvin C M Barrow 40 WO 100 40 20
73547
SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (67077— 1:43*— 3
olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $370.
-90.) $400 added.
73432*LADY VINCE^^
73374»ARTPUL DODGER
73470 WARN. CRISWELL W 4 105
73450 TE» BEACH WB 4 102
73470»JOHN SMULSKI WB 6 106
73505 DRITID w 6 106
734n*HAWK.\MA w 4 111
73315 HUGHES WB 4 1065
73488»MR. PEABODY w 4 103
(73260)DELPHIB w 6 110
73219 LADY ALICI.\ wb 4 973
AWtPPSt % 1/4 % StrE’in Jockeys
WR 4 96 10 6 5® 5® 46 15 15 Sumter
w 4 98 4 5 36 46 3nk 34 2'i Mulcahy
, w 4 105 6 2 2nk 25 2'5 26 35 Notter
WB 4 102 1 4 75 86 85 6® 4® McCahey
WB 6 106 7 10 11 10® 6® 45 5'5 S Flynn
w 6 106 -2 1 16 16 ih
w 4 111 8 9 9® 9® 56 7* 7® V Powers E J Gildersleeve 4 6 6 25 6-5
WB 4 106511 11 106 n 11 85 8® J Lee A L Kirby 40 100 lOO 40 20
w 4 103 9 8 41 35 95 96 9® Skirvin J Phillips 20 40 40 15 7
w 6 no 7 3 6*5 76 10® 10® 10* R McDan’lM A Healey 10 12 12 5 2J
.B 4 975 6 7 8® 65 7'411 11 C Henry W C Douglas 20 50 60 20 10
A L Aste
J S Ward
P Dunne
C B Daniels
J P Mayberry
J A Wernberg
3 4 3j
10 K) K
3 6 5
10 12 8
35 7-6 3-G
10 4 2
5 2 1
8 3 8-5
10 15 15 6
TMZ7 BEI/.\SCO w 5 106 4 7 7* 66 56 66 56 ,5nk Lycurgus Mrs J Hards 5 8 8 25 3-2
7:)456 ORMON. RIGHT w 7 106 2 3 8 8 7'5 o' 6' 65 Jno Hen’syH Mason 2 3 3 7-5 3-5
73529 (”Ol^ JEIWELL RB 4 1045 6 4 4® 5' 8 8 8 7® Morse B E Beatty 60 100 100 30 12
73399 PAUL I. wsB o 106 5 8 5' 4' 4' 7® 74 8 Harty T McLain 20 30 30 12 5
Time, 25. 49*. 1:15*. 1:41*. 1:54*.
Winner — Ch. g, by The Chevalier — Charh-ote (trained by J. M. Stokes).
Went to post at 3:52. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily; second and third driving.
Bonnie Prince (’harlie showed the most speeil throughout and, under gentle urging, held E'aRtoso safe
through the last hundred yards. 'The latter was always prominent and. in a long stretch drive, finished
gamely, but was not good enough. Uuapala closed a Idg gap, hut tired into a distant third in the final
sixteenth. I/ord Rossington allowed speed, but was beaten when turning for home. Belascu and Ormonde's
Right ran i^rly. The winner was enter^ for $400; no bid.
Overweights — Colonel Jewell, 31 pounds.
73219 LADY ALICI.\ wb 4 97 5 6 7 8 ' 65 7'4U 11 C Henry W C Douglas 20 50 60 20 10
Time. 24«, 48*. 1:14*. 1:41. 1:45*.
Winner — B. f, by St. Blaise — Lady Violet (tralneil by C. Lsaiie).
Went to post at 5:11. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; seeond and third the same.
Lady Vincent was in close quarters for the first six furlongs, but came fast when clear and. finishing
gamely, outstayed Artful Dodger. The latter rau a gooil race, and would have won In a few more strides.
Warner Griswell. away fast, foreeil the pace in the early running, but tlreil slightly near the end. Teo
Beach closed a big gap and finished fast. Druid showed the most apeeil to the stretch, but tired finally,
llawkama, away In n tangle, had to go wide throughout and ttnisbeil well. Mr. Peabody quit after goiug
a half. The winner was entereil for $500; no bid.
Scratched— 73412 Dr. McCluer. 114; 7:f»l Prytanla, lOO; 73432 Adesso, 111.
Overweights — Hughes, 34 pounds; laidy Alicia, II.
OaklfMi Entries and Past Performances for Fridair, March 6.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY.
OAKLAND ENTRIES. I Fourth
NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART.
(FAIR GROUNDS.)
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
E'ortletb day. Crescent City JiK-key Club. Winter Meeting of (iO days. (29 liooks on.)
Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, E. W. Maginu.
Racing starts at 2:30 p. ra. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. E'igures in parentheses following
the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried.
L A Celia 4-5 9-101-2 1-5 out
J I Sockwcll 15 25 20 4 11-10
C F Clark 30 60 50 12 4
E Corrigan 2 25 25 9-20oit5
H McCarren Jr 15 20 20 4 7-5
Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time, 3:40.)
XRuiis well in mud. ©Suiwrlor mud runner.
First Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yard*.
4-year-oUls and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 00056 — 1:43 — 5 — 106.)
Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. . Hdep.
73405® Happy Rice 4..105..X7Z5
7.3497* Mcgrane 7..109..X720
7.’{497® I’inaud 5. .109..X715
7:i462 Joi-und 1:50* 7..112. .X715
726.51 Daniel C 5..100..X710
7:1521 John H 5.. 109 7a>
73213 .St. Orloff 4..107..X7a5
73291 Mattie H 7.. 107.. ©700
Second Race— 3 1*2 Furlong*.
2-year-oIds. E’illles. Allowances.
(Track record: 7:5;!4.5 — 40* — 2 — 102.)
Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Milea.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
(Track record: ^580— 1:4'5— 4 — 90.)
Ind.
Horses.
Rec.
A. Wt. Hdep.
7.‘t.V¥>® .
CIGARLIGHTER ..
...1:47
«. .107. .©750
(7:54’24)
Bye Bye II
...1:47*
4.. 9S..X745
(7.T*lft)
May Amelia
...1:52
4.. 98.. X 745
7.’««)8
St. .\voii
:t.. 98..X740
7.’G40®
Maxtress
...l:-54*
7.. 97. .X740
(7.{472)
Dredger
3.. 98..X73.5
7.3079
J. R. Laugbrey
...1:494
4. .108..X730
7:5474 Ocean Maid :44| 100
(7:>:5^’5) Little Jane :40* IWl
7:5851 "Seattle :44* lo5
(734.5t>) Carrie Thatcher :42 10.5
(734!>8) ‘Alice Collins 100
•B. Schreiber entry.
Third Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds. Selling.
(Track record: 72047—1:11* — 3 — DCS.)
100. .X7‘25
ia5 720
10 .5. . X715
10.5 710
Fifth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yard*.
4-year-oI(l8 and upward. Selling.
^ (Track record: 69()56 — 1:43 — 5 — 106.)
7:S99® Metlakatla 7..1fT
7:54T9 Western 4.. 108
73497 Shady Lad 1:51* 7.. 109
7:5.521 Melar 6. .102
7:5.501 George Kilborn 4.. 107
7:5499® Invader 6 . , 10 !>
7:5.502* Markie Mayer 5.. Ill
73347 Eudora 4.. 105
Sixth Race — 8-4 Mile.
7.. 1.T. .X725
4.. 108.. ©720
7.. 109..X715
6. .102..X715
4.. 107. .XTIO
6. .10!>. .©7(»5
5.. X11..X700
4.. 103..X700
SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (60090— 1:05J— 4— 112.) $400 added. 4-year-olds
and upward. Colts, Horses and Geldings. Selling. Net value to winner ^75.
7:{5;s»®
Eiiiiiia G
....1:1.5*
0!>.
. X725
73518®
Billy .Myer
....1:15*
101.
. . -7’’((
7:«‘J6
Cucrnavai'a
....1:14*
101.
. X715
7:4444
Ormuz
ii’j.
. . .715
7:t.'2{.->«
AlsHtiaii
....1:15*
10(5.
. X710
7:4461
Kismet Jr
im.
. X7K)
7:5516
Bannatyne
.... 1 ;15*
101.
...710
73.328
No Father
i«i.
. . .70»>
73:587
Jeremiah
101.
.X705
7:5518
Hal
....1:154
101.
.X700
7:54.-|2
Soldano
101.
...700
73443
Love of Gold ...
105.
.X695
4-year-olds and
upward. Allowances.
(Track rei-ord;
72047-1:111-
-8—103.)
® Mitre
1:1T4
4..1t7..X725
® Dr. Coleinan
1:134
4..112..X720
•\llce Cary . .
1:144
8..113. .X715
Kenilworth . .
10.. 123.. ©715
Talentosa ....
i;ni
4. .120 710
Frecslas
7..118..X710
C-onfidena.- . . .
4. .115 710
7:5.500 Orthaginiau 4. .120. . . .7tV»
7:5444 Libervale 7. .115. .. .70.5
72271 I/argaineiite 9. .118. .. .700
7:5-286 Legal Form 1H5 5. .115. . X 700
7:5.502 Callls 4.. 117 605
'fhe figures und<^ “Rec.” In above entries show
the best time made by the horse a$ the distance
since January 1, 1906.
73ti64 BENSOXHUR.ST w.^B 8 104 6 2 3‘i 4nk 7i 9 Mulcahy J W Briggs 25 50 50 lu 7
Time. 2.!*, 47*. 1;00J. 1:07*.
Winner — B. h, by (ioldcrest — Affcet (trained b.v R. E. Watkins
Went to (lost at 2:55. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Wou diivliig; second and third the same.
Uf-cntcheou was awa.v in a tangle but, running to his best form, moved up with a rush after going three
furlongs aud. standing the final drive giimely, ontsta.ved Big Ben. The latter moved out around the others
last in the fir.-- 1 half and finished gamely, but tired slightly in the last furlong. Come On Sam was almost
thrown after going a quarter, but rallied and finished with a rush. Splon broke fast, but was sbuffliMl
liiick soon after the start and, closing a gap. ran a gooii race. Toboggan showed the most oarly speed,
l•ur failed to stay. Boserrian quit after going a fast half aud will improve. The winner was entered for
$400; no bid.
Scratched— 7*2168 Dargln. 109 : 73486 Beu Strong, 108; 70097 Harold D., 105; 72913 Bussell T., KG;
7 1 1(W» Birmingham, 109; 71235® Prospero, 112.
(Jverweights — Spion, 3* pounds.
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
Th« «mall figure under “StTr” *how* the dUtance the hor*e wu ahead of that next in the race. The amall
figure under “Fin.” — unleaa the horae won — ahtfwm the number of lengths the hone waa behind the winner.
FIRST RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 4-year-oIds and upward. Selling. (69056 — 1':43 — 5 — 106.)
Index Course DlstTimeT’ckOdda Wt St % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company.
HAPPY RICE, b. g. 4, by Dr. Rice— Miahap (C. White). Weight today 105.
73405 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47* fast 8 lOS 10 6 5 4 3® 3*4 A Wright Blue Eyes. Ten Oaks, Fury.
73213 Oakland 1 1-16 1:.51* slow 10 106 7 8 10 9 12 ll»®iA Wright Monaco Maid, Hllgert, Hooligan.
73078 Oakland 11:46 hvy 200 108 6 8 8 7 7®» 5‘® A Wright Shen’doah. D.Dellars, T.Englisbman
MAGRAHE, blk. g, 7. hy Balgowan — ^Amelia May (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 109.
7S497 Oakland 54 f 1:10* mud 7 125 6 6. 5 2® 2“6 H’herton Handmaiden, Pinaiid. Shady Lad.
73098 Oakland 1 1-16 l:5og hvy 10 106 5 4 3 4 7 ® 6®i H’herton Bill Curtis. Kogo. Shady Lad.
72923 Oakland 3-4 1:17 hvy 20 109 5 5 6 6»k 4®J Borel Zelina, Shady Lad. Nappa.
PINAUD, b. h, 5, by Jean Bereaud — Tringle (E. C. Blume). Weight today 109.
73497 Oakland 54 f UlOg mud 25 125 2 5 4 3*4 3‘4 Butwell Hamlmaiden, Magrane. Shady Lad.
73267 Oakland F C 1:11J fast 10 111 8 5 4 6® 3»i McClain Matt Hogan. Furte. Rosl Ni Nl.
72941 Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvy 20 109 7 1 3 3* 6‘i Keogh Balreed, Distributor. Dr. Sherman.
JOCUND, oh. h. 7, by Mirthful— Flowor Dellia (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 118.
73462 Oakland lm20y 1:45 slop 15 114 2 8 8 7 11 10®® J Butler Standover, Pleiad, Geo. Kilborn.
73.309 Oakland lm20y 1;42J fast 6 108 9 9 9 9 9 9® J Keogh Prestige, Tarp, Gargantna.
73271 Oakland F C 1:12 fast 15 114 10 11 10 10* 9®® Kec^h Sevenfull, Standover, Syisimore.
DANIEL C„ b. g, 5, by Del Paso II.— Flavina (E. Dealy). Weight today 109.
72651 Oakland 1 1-16 1:53 slow 50 106 8 8 8 8 8 8**JSandy Mandator, Ramus. Fury.
72397 Oakland ImaOy 1:48* hvy 15 109 1 9 8 7 8® 8‘* Moreland Captalnllale. Standover, S. Wedding
72323 Oakland 1 1-16 1:49J slop 3C 101 9 9 9 9 9 8®* Klrsch’m Blanche C., Edith James, I>az*U.
JOHN H., h. g. 6, by Don Orsino— Daffy (Lone Pine Stable). Weight today 109.
73521 Oakland lni‘20y 1:47| slop 12 102 7 4 2 2 4®4 4®4 J Hayes Nigrotte, Senator Warner, San Gil.
73458 Oakland 64 f 1:324 slop 50 99 6 6 6 4’ 3'4 Boyd Mendon, Belmere, Sopbomoce.
73286 Oakland 3-4 1:15 fast 15 105 6 5 4 4®4 4®4 J Hayes BeThankful, Bannatyne, Z. Abrams
8T. ORLOFF, b. c, 4, by St. Symphorien — Catherine the First (& Judge). Weight today 107.
73213 Oakland 1 1-16 1:51* slow 15 109 4 2 2 5 8® 12®» W Fischer Monaco Maid. HUtert, Hooligan.
73098 Oakland 1 1-16 1:55| hvy 20 105 9 5 5 6 4®'i 4®4 W Fischer Bill Curtis, Kogo, Shady Lad.
79061 Oakland 3-4 1:19 hvy 13 105 2 1 2 2*k 2} W Fischer Galvestonian, (^feseor, TancreiL
DAILY RACING FOR
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1908.
MATTIE H.. br. m. 7. by Swing— Flush (H. G. Bedwell).
T3291 Oakland 1 1:42 fast 40 110 8 8 9 9 9‘ 9”> Boyd
7:?230 Oakland 1 1-2 2;S9| slow 8 911 4 1 4 R « 6>‘JA Harris
73190 Oakland 3-4 1;17| slow 12 102 fi 7 7 9‘ 9»J A Harris
Weight today 107,
St. Sonlciis. Ploiail, Patriotic.
Rotroii, Bose Klcy. Alaric.
Byron, Ailair, Rose Cherry.
SECOND RACE— d 1-2 Furlongs. 2-ycar-olds. Fillies. Allowances. (73,‘!4.’i — 4oj — 2 — 102.)
JtAID, hr. f, 2,_by Sandringham — Sea Nymph (H. T. Griffin).
7.1474 S. -Anita
73251 Oakland
73134 Oakland
LITTLE JANl
73.3S3 Oakland
732C8 Oakland
73251 Oakland
SEATTLE, b.
732.M Oakland
7:1134 Oakland
72740 Oakland
1-2
1-2
Zl t
47g fast 4i lir. 11
48 good 16 107 5
44| hvy 9-10 108 6
h. f,
2, by Canopus —
Prinoeaa
3* f
40? fast 3
107
1
3-8
35* fa.st 8-5
110
3
1-2
48 good 30
103
1
2, by
Sir Hercules — Ohio Belle
1-2
48 good 9
110
3
3* f
44? hvy 6
108
3
3-8
36* hvy 5
110
C
8J .5“i .Mnsgr've
6 5'i 2* Musgr’ve
4 3i 3* San^
(Blaiingame Bros.).
1 1‘ l>i Sandy
2* 1’ Sandy
3 3nk 5» J Hayes
(B. Schreiber).
5 4J 4‘i Keogh
1 1*5 11* Keogh
4i 3=^i Keogh
Weight today 100.
-Aunt -Aggie, I-^-e Rose, Horace H.
RoseQneen, Rnbla Granda, Seattle.
Seattle, Novgorod, Tanma.
Weight today 105.
Right Easy, Carniisa. Hazlet.
Cnrmlsa. Lula G., Birth.
R. Queen, Ocean.Alald, Rub.Granda.
Weight today 106.
RoseQneen, OceanMaid, Ru. Granda
Novgorod. Ocean M.nid, Tanma.
l>ance. On Parole, Coppit.
Avonicus — Bonibel (J. D. Millin). Weight today 105.
7:!4f.9 OuklaiKl
734112 Oakland
7330C Oakland
3 .A f
3-8
3-8
42 slop 10
.3Cji fast 4
35t fast 5
10.3 1
103 1
IOC 8
12 j2 -\y Kelly MinnieBriglit. C.W. Hodges, Modena
1’ I’i Kirsoh’iii A'olo, .Ad. Le Couveur. AllceColllhs.
5’i 7*i W Fischer Mwlena, Minnie Bright, Roulon.
® a • 3 »» 10A.I1VI .VAVPAItrilUf ifllUlllC- IVUUIUII.
COLLINS, b. f, 2, by Balgowan — ^Aposea (B. Schreiber). Weight today 100.
'■•40^ a o ^ *'*’***^r* Oce.mQneen. Birth, .A. Le Couveur.
4= AA' Fisclier C. TIra teller, A’olo, Ad. Le Couveur.
G* Buxton Little Jane, Carmlsa, Lula G
734<i2 Oakland 3-8 3Ci fast 3-2 110 8 5i*
7;i2CS Oakland 3-8 354 fast 5 106 2 4*
B. .Schreiber entry— Seattle and Alice Collins.
THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling, (72047 — l:llf — .3 103.)
?1(MA G., h. f, S. by Cactus H.— Luna Minor (T. F. Doane). Weieht todav 00
"’ii-i o^kia^ 1 1^-* C ” 7 3 2J 2"t Jno CarrolIC. Wave. .Mansard. .1. H. .Sheehan'.
73401 otk nJlH ^ Jno CaiToll Billy Myer. Herives, Husky.
1.14(1 Oakland 5J f l.OCg fast 12 97 5 6 6 6-J 6*4 Jno CarrollSevenfull, Reene W., Belle Kinney.
Fresno — Pleasant Sail (JT. M, Crane). Weight todav 101
73461 (Kk and ^S^^'-l^'sl’on 12 3 1 Vt, H'llford. Triumphant]
JViV> J 4 l.lt>e slop 12 101 2 3 4 2) Ink GIll)Ort HprivpQ TlneVr f'rT*cfol n.*oT2A
^. -4 Oakland PCl:10ffast 15 115 2 5 3 R Davis Reene W,, Gal’moore, Bazil.
Paso II. — MaTy Kinaella (T. E. Kealine). Weieht todav 101
siasM a i;!i, ;s !. *5 1 ’ 1 v;“ waa 2?^- ■’-sS
(.IIHJO Oakland 3 4 1:18 hvy 9 103 3 4 7 7 * 6* i Sandy
I>y Ossary — Lovelight (Ormondale Stable).
,.:444 Oakland .51 f 1 :064 fast ,5J 104 3 4 4 4* 4” W Kellv
<2927 Oaklan.l r.J f 1:10 hvy 9-20 100 2 1 1 1» 2R J Haves
FCl:ll slow 7-10 104 1 1 1 H 1* w Miller
(New Orleans Stable)
" " " 41 3^ AV' Kelly Bazil, Mitre. David ijo'l.and]
9 9"LSandy Billy Myer. Herives, Hnskv.
9 8« AV Kelly Tawasentha, Sevenfnll, Phil Igoe.
72774 Oakland
ALSATIAN, ch
7:2i.3.', ( lakland
7;146I Oakland
7;i363 Oakland
KISMET JR..
7:1401 < lakland
69076 Oakland
69.', 79 Oakland
BANNATYNE.
7:’2>I6 Oakland
73420 4»akland
73:286 tkikland
8
F O 1 :14 tmi<l1S-3 lio S
3 4 I :I54 slop 8 no . 9
3-4 l:13i fast 6 105 8 _ _
h. c, 3, by Kismet — Promise IV. (Spokane Stable).
3 1 1:1.54 sluj) 40 1(I2 6 10 ]o 1o 10‘<lII’hiTf<>ii
5-8 1:01 fast 7 9.5 2 1 2 11 3* Kirsch’m
5-8 l:01i fast 40 !(« ‘ * Klrsch m
b. r, 3, by Banastar — Loch Dee (Curry Bros.)
3-4 1:164 slop 20 9.5 S 4 3 4^ 4*.'. .1 Bnller
P C 1 :09| fast 12 91 5 5 4 3* 4»J Gilbert
3^ 1:15 fast 14-5 94 8 3 3 3*» 2>|
Titus II., L. C. .Ackerley, Zelina.
Jockey Mounce, Hal, Bravoure.
Weight today 112.
Pr<^n. Fireball. Silver Stocking.
Old Settler, Reene W.. -Adeiia.
LordFillgrane, Sophomore, Bardonla
Weight today 106.
73328 Oakland
7286,5 < lakland
72634 Oakland
JEREMIAH, h
7:2!87 Oakland
68673 Oakland
68619 Oakland
, ] fast 12 107 5 5 5 C 7= 8*“ Sandv
3 4 1:17 slop 30 90 12 12 1 2 11* 9* ^ Gilbert
ll:46ihvy 30 92 3 2 5 5 5 5**JJ Butler
g, 8, by Gerolstein— Optic (Keene Bros).
5i f l:06i fast 100 87 7 7 7 5 = 5><= A AA'alsh
Weight today 101
Billy Myer, Herives, Husky.
A ri. T w. J?’.'!’** IlPather Scott.
4 S** 4»^» L, AVilson College AA’ldow, Follie L., St. Avon
„. Weight today 101.
St. Edgar. Belmere, .Al. Hollander.
Ray Bennett, Titus II., Frolic.
Butler Be Thankful, Zlck Abrams, JohnH.
c. ^ Weight today 101.
San Gil, Wnerzburger. M. O’Farrell.
Lord Provost. Big Store, ShadyLad
B. Pullman, St. Avon, Hand-m^-down
5-8 1:02 fast 6J
45 f 65* fast 9
109 5
109 11
6
C-™ r. V ^ Weight today 101.
Sm. Cwbett. Cen. Shot, B. Heron.
- - -- ■ 5V 4=5 Rettlg
ch. g, 3, by Hastings — Donna da Ore (F. Regan).
<...ilS Oakland 3-4 1:16* slop 25 95 9 9 8 8= 7*»jniivton
7:il91 Oakland 3-4 1:16* slow 7 95 7 4 - - l
73I.35 Oiikland 3-4 1:18 hvy 4* 99 4 3
« ^ Wlll’ms Heather Seott. Herives,
BOLDANO, hr, g, 3, by Semproniui
734.52 .‘t. Anita 3-4 1:14* fast 10
..iHS ,S. Anita 7-8 l:27g slow 8
<:t0S8 S. Anita 65 f 1:08 fast 7
-Lilith (J, A. Beaset).
8>» J BiiUer
3*5 4* J Ila-ves
Karodo. St. Avon, Swede Sam.
r.1 . Weight today 101.
Dick Wilson, Billy .Alyer, Ilnlford.
B.oflroqnols, Sophomore. L.Provost
-AlayAmelia, BigStore. D.ofOrleans.
„ ^ Weight today 101.
Spohn. G. Byrnes, Strat JIartIn.
P.-de-Oro, H.ofShen’mere, H. Clark
104 7 8 8 7* 8*< T Riee
104 8 5 6 8 8= 7=® Mnairr’ve
90 19 n in 111. mi 0 5 n-"“=neu mere, H.c'iari
lOVE OF GOLD, cl. f. 3, CldHiIhlllJ, mJ, (H iLLl Bl.« r>„„
FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (00580-1:4,5-4—99.)
f'l^^^LIGHTER, hlk. h, 6, by Lamplighter— The Emureas (W TTautVa i nr -
,:!:.00 Oakland 7-8 1 :2S* ipud 40 t<« 6 3 2 2 '= W’ KeU? h?.'oaIo.i, .Weight today 107.
694,6 Oakland 1 1-16 1 :45» fast 18-5 108 € 6 6 G 6 6»i A ATolJht iV Sewell.
69279 Oakland 1 1:39* fast 5* 107 6 3 2 2 25 2«* A Wr Iht S*'"!’ o.*® Doyne.
BYE BYE n.. h. f. 4. by Sir (H TritJ) ’ Sir Brlllar.
7.i424 (Jakland 1 t :40| fast 9-5 lol 2 1 3 3 li th w' Kelt,- ci» ^ . Weight today 93.
,3270 Oakland 7-8 1:27 fast 16 96143 3 3* Side.
72160 Oakland lm20y 1:43* h\Tr 1 105 4 6 4 4 34 31= Wen, Woolma.
MAY AMELIA, h. f. 4. by Bannockburl^Aielia Ly (O Worf)
,->19 Oakland 7-S 1 :28g slop 11-5 liKi 3 2 2 ■>» ^1? . 1 ci , Weight today 98.
7:i404 Oakland 7-8 1:26* fast 6 103 3 5 3 5* 91 Dori^o Shenandoah. Gromoboi.
73.307 Oakland lm70y 1:44* fast 8 103 3 2 2 2 2* 2* Klrech^m Captain.
S*- Avonloni— Kitty A. (C. Winchell).
,..308 Oakland 1 1-16 1:46* fast 8 101 7 3 2 2 5* 7*»4T TTam^oo
p272 Oakland 3-4 1:14* fast 15 105 7 6 7 % k^H’Srron
72852 Oakland 7-8 1:30* hvy 16 110 2 3 3 3 3= 31# Keogh
M^TRESS. b. m. 7, by Maxio»PunstroM (X. We Walih')
^..,.10 Oakland lni70y 1:50* niuU 45 122 8 7 8 8 *5* 3* J* Haves
lm20y 1:441 Slop 10 108 5 5 5 5 5* 5« GiK
7.12., 2 Oakland lm70y 1:46* good 5 109 10 9 9 9 9 914 Pei?t^t
Yellow Tail— Morinel (J. J. Walsh).
i»ii2 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 7-K 07i *>111 14 v* t» a _ woibih. luoav
73:179 mS. Anita f 1:072 fast 4 107 4 6 41 ^ 4 i xv Ampedo. Byplay.
X^^R^IJUTO^ 10 1 3 5 4 4^ 3» M PrlltoS Light Wool,
7:Wo^fan“fT:EV:5n^hvy^®‘^®5“Tl®r%®^ , „ Weight today 108,
73022 Oakland lm70y 1:51 slop 8-5 114 4 3 * , L !4 HowJ
— . .Giuaii, AUK c>upi:ain.
Exchequer, Hilgert. Reservation.
- . Weight today 98.
Import, Cloyne. Saint Modan.
BIiieHeron. Sm.Corbett, B.PulIman
Raleigh, Cloyne, Green Goods.
. „ Weight today 97.
AA arnlng, Tancred, Ix>ne Wolf.
I^rado, The Mighty, Shenandoah.
Exchequer, Last Go, Wolfvllle.
Weight todav 98.
FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(09050—1:43—10(1.)
hr. m, 7, by Brutus— Miowera fW tWi-^a.i rrr •
7.349;t Oakland 11-16 1:53 mud 4 lOT 4 5 3 H pm m t Weight today 107.
,.U,8 Oakland 3-4 1:15 slop 15 107 “> 89 ss emir- ® In^^a'lP*’- Jackfnll.
7:«44 Oakland 1 1-16 1:49 fast 6 105 5 6 5 4 31 ‘U ™ W*’®®"- Nappa, St. Edgar.
WESTERN 1 . 1 . A a 1.1 w ^ , . . * Abrams G.Kllborn. Alta Spa.
P?Tfak^m^l.^20^^f4i®s"p^T•T^^
73347 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47* fast 9 ir .5 a i i Ij I, L Ro^oman, Steel Blue
73289 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 20
1C5 3 1 1
107 6 3 . „ — ,, risciie
7:ur»2 Oakland 3-4 1*18 hvy 5 114 8 fi r 4 i cci
Oakland 1 1-16 1:55| hvy 4i lU 12 6 6 5 3U tl C^Millor
“^^mkl^n,rim%v ^ :4^*’^,of ”i3~^"^ /T 8.“^ ' t
7M52 Oakland *3-4 1:15 hvy 20 107 3 1 8 ^ 10 * «ii
iMm Oakland 1 1-16 1:552 hv^ 12 100 7 1 2 3 5 S 5 « Meiitr^
*’ Logic — Bonnet o’Blue (R. Gutter)
"■iici 301 6 5 8 8 8 S*».*<;nb,‘rt
“”9 l*=*20y 1:45 slop 10 104 3 7 7 4 3» 3<S" Gilbert
,.C.44 Oakland 11-16 1:49 fast 6 104 4 4 3 3 4 » 3* Borel
734W^>fk?and^‘ ? i i (Kenilworth Stock Farm).
72.TO Oakland i i;®, ,4 K-5 IW 5 “ 1 “ Ai S- R dII”
<> 92 91 ‘3 oiAiM inue. Fnnny Side.
•T r. f: 7 Fischer Gargantua, Pleiad, Fnry.
J 5n» 5 W’ Fischer Tawasentha, D. AVilson, Hulford. *
,, Weight today 109.
Handmaiden, Magrane. Plnaud.
D»>rdoni, El Otros, Catherine F.
Bill Curtis, Kogo, St. Orloff.
„. Weight today 102.
Aigrette, Senator AA’arner, San Gil.
Derdom, El Otros. Catherine F.
Bill Cnrtls, Kogo. Shady Lad.
„ ,, Weight today 107.
Bellmence.P.of Orange, Lampad’ me
Standover, Pleiad, Silver Line.
ZickAbrams, Metlakatla, AltaSpa.
Weight today 109.
Bill Curtis. Metlakatla. .Tackfull.
AVarteNicht, Lazell, M.M.Bowdish.
MacbetlL, Lampadrome, Red Era
MARKIE MAYER, h, g, 6 . by Previous— Bonni. rv ^
7.T.02 Oaklan.l 1 3-16 2 m«* mud " 5 5 T* o 7. „ Weight today 111
7.3:t64 Oakland lm70v 1 - 4.5 fai>f ^ i^ i,"^ m q ® Tancred, Henry O.. Alaric.
R. River, AA’uerzbnrger. Reservation.
St. Senicus, Pleiad, Patriotic.
Weight today 105.
Gargantua, Pleiad, AA’estern. ,
Sevenfnll, Standover, .Sy(-.imore.
Ruth AA”.. Gargantua, ^Imere.
fast 20 105 in 10 9 9 9 9=5 H’liertoVi
0,291 Oakland 11:42 fast 18-5 109 6 4 3 4 4* 4= Clifford
Pr^°(^klan,/’l*i' 16^1 ?-J*V***r??* (H. R. Schaffer)
, r, i 1 1-16 1 :4<* fast 12 102 5 3 4 7 9 9=* 1 Haves
-3T‘r F^C1:12 f.a.st 16 105 9 10 11 11 11>« Gilbert
<31,6 Oakland ,-8 1:32 slow 5* 105 1 2 2 10 10 9*»JMu^r’ve
SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (72047— l;ll*-3_ia3.)
Stately (Menlo SUble).
7^78 ak 'lnd 3 ? i’ ■* * * Gargan
, I I ®'°P If**’ 1" 1" S 9 9*=UV Kellv
,ot.l Oakland b C 1:10 fast 40 105 11 11 10 8* S=5"C MUler
5?.:® '*y Sain— Minnie Elkins (M. Reis).
"""'J --if 1-09* hvy 7 109 6 4 4 4= 3=«AV KeUv
' ® P’'* ~ 111= 25 AV Kelly
55 f 1:07* hvy 25 103 6 2 2 ^
h. m, 8. by Trapnean — Abhie F.
3-4 1:13* fast 40 101 9 10 10
7-8 1:27* slow 6 105 4 10 10 10
1 1:43* slop 6 104 2 1 5 4
Weight today 117
P.azil, Alsatian. David Boland.
I>iek AA’ilson, Nappa, St. Edgar.
Salvage, Triumphant, Wap.
Weight today 112
College AA’idow, Follie L.. .Aleelilin
,1 95G.,k. It-.'Iaxlm, Cap. Burnett, Carmelina
' 5 7 5AA Kelly GmceG., JudgeNelaon. Pr. Brutus
m**,n«l* Stable). Weight today 113
ot Tjiwasentha, Sevenfnll. Phil I?oe.
a\ J, Lucky Lad. Kirkfield Belle, Airs.
^ * Bnxton Uncle Henry, Foncasta, Bazil.
fV- 1 l’l°slow =o‘^ m3'*3^~?““" Weight today 123
3-4 1 -u^ f-,«: 1 ? Jiii 7 1 A 6': L, A\ 111 ms Pinkerton, X vaU-e. p-cessAVlu-eler
1.14 fast la 110 7 4 4 6( ,-= 1. AA lll’ ms Proper, Pinkerton. AmlrowB.C,K>k.
Weight today 120
Ray Bennett, Calla. Klindale.
72;:o3 ( hiklan,!
72162 Oakland
ALICE CARY,
73:!6.3 <>aklan<t
73071 S. Anita
72881 .«!. Anita
KENILWORTH
.'.9|vr, o-aklaml
.',:«'6.', ( lakland
?’ Galveston— Talluda (T. H. Williams).
!• ('1:11 fast 6 lio 3 2 2 41 t-* Leeds
‘*akland F(’l:13 mud 11 5 110 1 1 1 1= 1= l^-ttig
Mayma (H. T. Hunter).
-••lo. k.‘‘ . J -^x.* mud 20 ms 3 4 4 4 4"k 4>'lAA’iirms
, 8 1:27? mud 10 lo7 3 5 6
1 1 :39* fast 20 99 8 8 8
h. f. 4. by Indio— Lovely (W.
3-4 1:14* slow 500 105 7 7
3-4 1:1.3* fast 200 99 8 9
raoT-TT last 600 88 9 9 » » »-■ uaiianan
— !*'■• c. 4. by St. Symphorien — Phoenissa (S. Judge)
, -8 1:28* mud 200 ]04 4 5 6 5 5* 5== .Menirv
A-M9 F G1;14 slow 50 128 11 12 12 11 ll*''.*.Alarie‘
6,39. Ascot Pk 5-8 1:02J slop 40 112 5 4 5 56 €=»5Hudlin
Libertine — Bridal Veil (D. Murphy).
-•~4f elk -i;' -H 1"' 5 6 6= 6== Gargan
a ^ •' ‘‘ 8i>kl2== McClain
,I8.’6 Oakland FCl:lo*fast 80 112 6 4 8 9* 9* * Borel
J-.^RG^ENTE, ch. m 9, by Crescendo— Reta (J. O’Donnell).
72310 .s;, Anita
7.30I7 S. .Anita
CONFIDENCE.
72102 Oakland
6S.Vi3 Oakland
68750 Ouklan,]
5* 3* Milliano
8 8 7*» Blixton
E. Colemanl.
7 7 7=«5Grote
9 9 9*=5Mentry
9 9 9=* Callahan
72271 Oakland
.37121 Oak1an<l
3707(1 Ouklan,]
LEGAL FORM,
73286 ( lakland
7313S Oaklan.l
729>22 Oakland
3 4 1:14* slop 200 109 7 7 7 7 6== Gr<
3-4 1 .141 fa.st 100 100 10 11 11 11 9><JlConnell
J-t 1:13* fa.st 200 94 12 12 12 12 12=“*W Daly
Eddie Jones — Mortgage (Smolden & Long)
ir* h'”’ 3 9 bt 1(1= 9*".’ Kirseh’ni
3-4 1:16* hvy 1.50 lo7 0 4 6 6 6='5I>orel
«-4 1:17* hvy 20 prj 1 77 .r,ij .r.oj jijUer
CALLIS, eh. c, 4. by Crighton — Monrovia (C. C. McCafferty).
7;2,o 2 Oakland 1 3 16 2 :iHi* iiiiiil 6<» inf, 114 4 :,>■ 7'-= I'liton
6;o;46 Oaklainl 3-4 1:14* fast 41 lii4 ]o 10 I 0 10 10‘«J.Kirseh’m
67382 OakUtna &-S 1:01 good 3o0 92 8 9 9 ‘
(’oiiv.Ikdl, Gr. St. Clair, Hamlmaiib'ii
Weight today 118.
Tiellmence.P.of Orange, Lampad’ me
S'toney Ia>e. Gossip(*r II., Jlllett.
Aueassin, Bazil, Airs,
Weight today 115.
Blondy, Sir Brlllar, San Nichol.is.
Blagg, F. Neiigent. Fair F'agot.
NativeSon. Fireball, OceanShore.
Weight todav 120.
Burleigh. Cigarligliter, Biieolie.
Emma (1., Prince Bnnus, Derdom.
Bed Bill, Zelina, Airs.
Weight today 115.
Preen, Findiall, Sllv(‘r Stocking.
BeTli.inkfnl, Bannatyne. Z. Abrams
Money Muss, TlieReprobate, JoeGoss
Weight today 118.
Grace G., A. Muskfslay. Clnudligbt.
Falrbiir.v. Frank Pearce, Pat Oran.
'I’.of Caudles. Br.Plioebiis, Uainanit.
Weight today 116.
BeTIiankfuI. liaunatyiie. Z. Abrams
Ikil. IK, liars. Belmere, ('apt. Burnett
Emily .M., El Otros, John H.
AAfeight today 117,
Taner(sl, H>-iiry O.. Markie Mayer.
.. -...-VI,,.. .. ... Marasiiii. Sen. AA'arner. .Aftermath
9 9'=x*w Kelly Native Sou, Sea Lad, Ethel Day,
Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Friday, March 6.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
LOS ANGELES ENTRIES.
Racing starts at 1 :.50 p. m. (Chicago time, 3:50.)
XRuns well in triid. ©Supodor mud runner.
First Race— S-8 Mile.
4-yc«r-ol(Js and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 72:’36 — .Iflg — 2 — 108.)
Inil. Horses. Rec. A. AA’t. Hdep.
7.3515 M’OHORD 6. .105. . X 725
732S2 San NIeliolas 1:01* 9..105..X720
(7.3510) Bill Mayliam 1:(K> 11. .105.
(7.’i4!G) Ro.val Rogue !4..1(r,.
7.34.54 Creston Boy 1:00 5..10S.
7.3510 (3ii<a,rka .Alabl 0. . «.3.
732(i:l Golden Rule 1:00* 11.. 105.
7.1510’ Koenlgin Luise 1:00* G. ,ia3.
7:’2!2;t Anna .May .' 1:00* 4.. 99.
7.’!0.5.3 Reuben .5.. 105.
7.T.15= AA’lstarla 1:00* 7.. 103.
7.‘M7G AdelltCrt Belle 4.. 99.
7.3247 Slippery 1:01* 4.. t»9.
7.‘k510= J. J. .AlcC 1:00* -5.. 103.
(7.31.S9) La Chata 1:00* 5.. 103.
7.3140 Grenore 6..100..X700
ri.'
X715
. .715
X71.5
X710
X710
X710
X705
X705
X705
..705
..700
X700
Second Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. .Maidens. Allowances.
(Track record: 73281 — 40* — 2 — 105.)
’2824=
Silk Hose
102.
..725
•;{.511 =
Inclement
.. :41*
105.
X720
■:U74
M'm. F. Herron ...
102.
. .715
‘2.8!I7=
Royal Stone
105.
X715
•;5.5;!0
•Mellon Clotii
*
107.
..710
■.3474
Bell of Brass
!»».
-.710
3511
Aks-.Ar-Ben
107.
. .705
Freil Maier
105.
X705
* Bucktliorne
.. :42?
ia5.
. .705
'.3.511
Coriele
.. :42
102.
. .705
■:219«
Edith Cue
107.
..700
■3415
‘Live Oak
102.
..700
•;{.5ii
Del Cruzador
no.
..605
;’c4!i2
Pops
no.
..C95
R,‘c.
...1:41
I ml. Horses.
7.3496 Black Dross
73472= Ampedo . . .
73.380 Lonia
73-512 Costly
Fourth Race — 1 3-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. .Allowances.
A. AVt. Hdep.
3.. 87.
4. . 105. .
:L. .S7. ,
.3.. ,S7.,
X700
. .t»5
. .095
. .090
(Track record: 7:t.'{0;{ — 1:.’S8*-
KMi.)
72030 Baron Esher . . .
■ lo:!. .©7’2,'i
7:{47.’5 Edwin T. ITver
2:(il
4
. Kr2. . X720
7:15.31 L. C. Widrig . .
. y 715
7.347.3 Chalfonte
r»
■ MO. .
72510 Chilli ne.v .Sweep
<:
. I'k;. . X7K)
Fifth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.
.3-year-olds ami iipwar,!. Sidling.
(Track record: 7
2510 l:.51?
0
1(8).)
73450 Cotillion
(i
. 1(0.. X 725
7;t.52!)= Leash
s
■ KM. . X72()
7;{.‘KI7= Silver Sue
r»
.KM.. X 715
7.’!401= Bauhio
r»
-KM. . X715
7.3.5.‘!4= Josie’s .lewel . .
r»
• KM. . X715
7:’ri37 Rama
,"i
. KM. . X710
7.3450* Lady Clilswell .
7
.KM 710
7:{400® Kirkfield Belle
4
.KK) 705
7.3-KlO Banlada
4
■ KiO. . X705
73302 Salnrida
4
60612= Sunray
0
.KM 700
7.34.36 Lady Vashti ...
8
■ KM 700
73416= Esther B
4
.KN1 TOO
7.34.56 Christine A. ...
S
.104. .©(W5
7.34.36 .Tosle Wlieeler .
8
.KM. . X(i!».5
73.521) Our Sallie
8
.104 «H)
Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
‘Oakwood Stock Ranch entry.
Third Race — 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record:
7’242<V— 1 ::!7? — :
— KK8.)
7.3471
Brnwney Lad
t:41i
3.. m.
X725
7:3.341
Litholin
3.. 02.
. .720
7.3476=
Pal
1:441*
5. .108.
. .715
7.’3.515
Rustling Silk
1:4(1*
5.. KM.
X715
73477
Bemay
4.. 103.
X715
7.3514
Fisher Bov .
1:41
6. .107.
. .710
7;!531 =
I.oiudul,le . . . .
3. .106.
X705
73.520
Sun Mark . .
1:40*
C..102.
X705
73472
Byplay
6.. 107.
X700
1:01
(Track record: 72:{.30 — .59*
Bribery 1 :0O
Catallne
Instructor
Glenarm . .
Toller
Cliief Bush
Rey del .MuimIo
Senator AVin. Stone...
Ella True 1:04*
AVelker
Royal Ascot 1:0.3
Nerska
P.vrrho
Tattenliam
Spiiistress
Lady Riee
Tlie figures imdfT “Rec.”
the best time maile by the
since January 1, 19(0!.
OS07C
73419
OS729
0!441l
7:i318
075.58
7.3410
73470
72S.8.3
67717
734;C>
T:{4.3.5
7.31 12
7:i;!7.S
72tt;i.s
59001
. X700
. XC.95
X0!*5
. X0.90
. ..(KtO
2— lOS.)
5. . 103. .
7. . 105. .
7. . 10.. .
4. .lOl «K»5
5. .lOS two
0 .. 10 . 8 ..
5. . 105. .
4. .101 (WO
4.. ««>. .XIKtO
5. .105 085
4.. 101..X085
4.. 94 OS-5
9. .105. .©4VSO
7.. 10.5..X0SO
5.. 10.3 075
10. .103 OTT.
In alove entries show
liorsi* at the ilistaiice
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 4-year-oldg and upward. Selling. (723.30 — 5ft* — 2 — 108.)
Jockeys
Best Company.
Weight today 105.
Talarand. Wistaria, Hereafter.
1= li T Taylor Pr. Frederick. Banble, L. Vaslitl.
3* 5®i T Taylor Lord Nelson, Cres. Boy, Laudable.
Weight todav 105.
Lord Nelson. Cres. Boy, Laudable.
Merrill, Halton. Bemay,
Giov.Balerlo, ClrestonBoy, Sneeeed.
Index Course DlstTlmeT’ckOdds Wt St % A4 % StrFIn
M’ CHORD, ch. g, 6, by Gotham- Addis Ms. (E. Alvey).
73515 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 3* 110 1 2 4 4= 5= T Taylor
73436 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 4-6 1(»9 2 11
73282 S. Anita 5* f 1:06* fast 10 109 5 3 3
SAN NICHOLAS, hlk. g. 9. by Reggy— Virginia Dare (C, E. Murray).
73282 S. Anita 5* f 1:06* fast 8 109 1 4 5 6* 6* Shriner
73241 S. Anita 6* f 1:06* fast 12 104 9 9. 7 7* 2* Shriner
73170 S. Anita 5J f 1:07? fast 6 105 10 8 7 5»* 10»i Shriner
BILL MAYHAM, m. g. 11. by Ths Hero — ^Katie Waweknt (J. B. Armour). Weight today 105.
73.510 S. Anita 5-8 1:00* fast 0-5 110 1 11 I’i 1“ C H Shll’g.T.J.MeC., Koenlgin Luls«*. C. .Maid.
73361 S. Anita 5) f 1:08 hvy 10 105 3 1 1 7 7“SW Miller B. Bowlegs, BoogerRed, LaGloria.
73323 S. Anita 5* f 1:08* slop 12 109 5 6 3 7* 10==*M Preston Bemay. Glov. Balerlo, Aquiline.
ROYAL ROGUE, ch. g, 9, by Rey del Sierras— Jessie R. (Denny Bros.). Weight today 105.
73494 S. Anita 3-4 1-14* fast 3 110 4 4 4 3= m C H ShH’gVir.Lorraine, B.andBest, Gonzales.
734.36 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 8 109 7 9 7 7* 7>®JH Dugan .MeOliord, Pr. Frederick, Baulile.
2992 S. Anita 6* f 1:20* good 30 124 6 8 9 9 9=* E Dugan Chalfonte, F.E.Shaw, PerryWlckes
CRESTON BOY, ch. h, 6, by Piccolo or Borgia — ^Anna Mayes (R. T. Offntt). Weight today 103.
7.3454 S. Anita 1 1:39* fast 20 109 3 2 1 1 Ik 5** C Boss Vesme. Rn.stling Silk. Ouardl.
'3282 S. Anita 51 f 1:06* fast 5 112 4 2 2 2* 2** C Ross I.ord Nelson. Laudable. .May,
3247 S. Anita 6* f 1:06* fast 6-5 107 6 2 1 1*« 3>* C Ross Korosilany, Orelio, Prolific.
CHICORKA MAID, ch. m, 6, by Cromwell — Julia D. (Pasadena Stable) Weight today 93.
73510 S. .\nita 5-8 1:00* fast 12 10;{ 4 3 3 2>* 4=J E Martin B.llayham. J..T.McC.,KoeniginIaih(e
73203 S. Anita 5-8 1:01* fast 30 102 4 3 2 2* 9» ^E Martin AnnaMay. B.Mayliam, Nun’aVelling
5-8 1:00* fast 9 107 6 3 3 3* 8** M Preston Searfell, Teacress. Interlude.
GOLDEN RULE. ch. g. 11. by Golden Garter — Lucille Murphy (P. T. Carle). Weight today 105.
73263 S. Anita 5* f 1:07* fast 8 129 7 7 8 8* 8”*0 H Shll’gllalton, Merrill, Aunt Polly.
5* f 1:06* fa.st 10 104 5 5 5 10 10«* C Ross Merrill. San Nicholas, Halton.
5* f 1:08| slow 1 130 8 7 7 6= 7*=*C H Shll’gAunt Polly, Jake Ward, Sir Rus.sell
KOENIGIN LUISE, b. m. 6. hy Bendomn— Estsrling (C. B. Wilson). Weight today 103.
73510 S. Anita 5-8 1:00* fast 5 108 9 5 5 3k 3* E Dugan Bill Mayham. J. J. McC.. C. Maid.
73416 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 6 99 4 2 2 3= 5=* G Burns Talarand. Esther B.. Sun Mark.
73282 S. Anita 6* f 1:06| fast 20 107 2 7 8 7* 7* Musgr’ve Lord Nelson, Cres. Boy, Laudable.
ANNA MAY. h. f. 4, hy King Eric— Fig Leaf (D. Kelly). Weight today 99.
3323 S. Anita 5* f 1:08* slop 4* 105 2 2 2 4k 6» W Miller Bemay. Glov. Balerlo, Aquiline.
3282 S. Anita 5* f 1:06* fast 12 103 3 6 4 5* 4=* G Burns Lord Nelson, Cres. Boy. Laudable.
3203 S. Anita 5-8 1:01* fast 6 105 1 4 4 4* Ik W Miller B. Mayham. Nun’sVeillng, Talarand
REUBEN, b. g, 6, by Laveno— Sister Mary (R. I. Troxler). Weight today 105.
3 2 5= 7*= C II Sliil’gf'anardo, El Cazador, Sue(K'e(1.
3 3 2=* 2= <1 H Slul’gCanardo, AnntPolIy, Bon.Pr.Charlle
1 1 1=* 1* C H Shil’gMaster Lester, lla, Rensbaw.
WISTARIA, b. m. 7, by Bob Miles — ^La Gascogne (H. B. Mulksy). Weight today 103.
73515 S. Anita 3-4 l:i3* fast 15 1 08 4 3 2 3= 2«k M Preston Talarand, Hereafter, Rustling Silk
73282 S. Anita 5* f 1:06? fast 15 111 8 8 7 8* 9= .1 Bullman Lord Nelson. Cres. Boy, Laudable.
■73241 S. Anita 5* f 1:06* fast 10 102 Fell. E Dugan Merrill, San Nicholas, Halton.
ADELBERT BELLE, ch. f, 4, by Albert— Hoodoo (R. Bauer). Weight today 99.
4* 5» C II Shil’gHIdden Hand, Pal, Harvel.
1* 3=* C H Shll’gOrello, Summer Cloud. Airs.
3* 6* W McIn’reMarlonRoee, Prolific, L.Harrlsonll.
Bonsack). Weight today 99,
6* 7= Lloyd Korosilany. Orelio. Creston Boy.
Ik 10‘=*C H SliirgLucky Lad, Kirkfield Belle. Airs.
Ih Ink c H Shil’gAunt Polly, Teacress, Marlon Rose
Weight todav 103.
B.Mayliam, Koenlgin Luis(', C.Maiil
Dugan Talarand, Esther B., Sun Mark.
Bazil, Lwd Nelson, Golden Shore.
Weight today 103.
1« ink L II Shil’gVivant. Banellen, Queenoftber.amp
7* 7* C Ross Aaron, J., BillMu.vhain, Burii.Biisli.
Confessor, Earl Rogers, Burleigh.
Weight today 100.
Search Me, Transmute, Lady Kitty
Golden Rule. Slipper, Daisy Frost.
Mlmo, Eduardo, Marie U.
73*153 S. Anita
72978 S. Anita
72823 S. Anita
3-4 1:15* slow 6 107 1
3-4 1:14 slow 7-10 109 4
3-4 1:13 fast 8-5 104 1
73476 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 20 105
33.37 S. Anita 3-4 1:15* mud 4 105 6 3
72861 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 slop 25 104 1 3
BUPPERY, hr. f. 4, hy Commando — Skim (L.
73247 S. Anita 5* f 1:06* fast 7 100 1 11
:071 S. Anita 7-8 1:27? slow 5 103 5 1 1
72S46 S. Anita 6* f 1:07 fast 9 103 3 2
r. J, McC., ch. h, 5. hy Phil Warren — ^Velma (H. T. Batoheler).
73310 S. Anita 5-8 1:00* fast 10 108 10 6 6 6= 2k Milliano
73416 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 5 104 3 1 1 2k 4= E
3055 S. Anita 3-4 1:15| slow 50 104 8 5 5 5* 5= Rucker
LA CHATA. ch. m, 5, hy Amigo — ^Fame (Mrs. C. C. West).
3189 S. Anita
68508 Oakland
6S460 Oakland
GRENORE. ch.
73146 S. Anita
72770 S. Anita
67870 Oakland
5-8 1 :00? fast 3-5 117 2
5-8 1 ;00* fast 20 102 9
F C 1 :10f fast 60 101 3
g, 6. hy Rubicon — Anita B.
5- 8 1:02 slow 7 119 4
6- 8 1:00? fast 15 119 9
3-4 1:17? hvy 25 109 10
1 1
8 8
1 2 2k 6<»*C Ross
(F. M. Smith).
2 3 3= 7=®JMusgr’ve
2 2 5* 4=* Musgr’ve
10 9 10 10 B’chanan
SECOND RACE — 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances, (73281 — 40* — 2 — 10.5.)
SILK HOSE, h. f, 2, hy Watercress — ^Hosiery (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 102.
72824 S. Anita 3-8 35* fast 10 102 12 3* 3=* E Dugan Traffic, CTiilla, Joe Gaitens.
72769 S. Anita 3-8 35? fast 2* 105 2 8= 7= E Dugan MadelineMusgrave. M. Russell, Bold
72697 S. Anita 3-8 35* fast 8 110 2 4* G=* E Dugan P. Queen, M.Musgrave, M. Russell.
INCLEMENT, h. c, 2, hy Peep o’Day — Raindrop (C. & B. Stable). Weight today 105.
73511 S. Anita 3.t f 41* fast 10 110 5 2= 2= IV McIn’reSteel, J. II. Reed, Coriele.
3338 S. Anita 3* f 42? mud 15 108 9 3 = 3=* W McIn’reForoe. J. H. Reed, El Pic.aro.
73223 S. Anita 3* f 41? fast 20 108 7 3 * 3= E Dugan La Paladin, J. H. Reed, Heydentus
WM. F. HERRON, b. c, 2, by Rubicon — Ramlet (J. T. Robbins). Weight today 102.
3474 S. Anita 1-2 47? fast 100 108 6 6 .5k 6=* S .lolinson Aunt .Vggie. I,ee Hose, Horace H.
.3415 S. Anita 3* f 41 fast 60 110 8 7= 8* S Johnson I.,ee Ro.se, J. H. Reed. Valjean.
3357 S. Anita 3* f 42 hvy 50 108 6 7 7“*S Johnson Colored Lady, Horace H., Traffic.
ROYAL STONE, ch. c, 2. by Royal Flush m. — Fairystone (W. B. Jennings). Weight today 105.
"2897 S. Anita 3-8 35* slop 15 103 2 2k 3*J E Martin RoseQneen, Fr.Claney. M. Delorme.
72824 S. Anita 3-S 35* fast 15 105 7 4* 5= Bnxton Traffic, Chllla, Silk Hose.
72715 S. Anita 3-8 36 hvy 15 110 4 4k 6=* Radtke Hampass, Fred Maler, C.W. Riley.
MELTON CLOTH, hr. g. 2. hy Meltonian — Glensetto (R. F, Carman). Weight todav 107.
73530 S. Anita 3* f 41 fast 7 104 6 5k 7»* G Burns Horace H., Bright Skies, Madrileno.
BELL OF BRASS, ch. f, 2, by Goldcrest — Carmaid (W. Chamberlain). Weight today 99.
"3474 S. Anita 1-2 47* fast 20 105 5 Kl 12 12‘(*Goldsteiu .\unt Aggie. 1/ce Rose. Horac'C II.
105 5 1= 4®* C Ross MadelineMusgrave, M. Russell. Bold
107 5 4* 4= W McIn’rePara. Queen, Joe Gaitens, Bantliel
2, hy Ben Brush — ^Hampton Belle (J. Stephenson). Weight today 107.
41* fast pO 103 8 8k 5* Goldstein Steel. Inclement, J. 11. Reed.
41* fast 60 108 12 lOnk g= R Brooks La Paladin, J. H. Reed, luclement.
48* fast 200 102 8 7 7= 7*= Shriner Achieve, Foreguard, I’alo .\Ito.
2. bv Solitaire II. — ^Piquante (M. Garrity). Weight today 105.
41* fast 30 110 9 6k 10"1G Archib’ilSteel, Inclement, .1. II. Reed.
41* fast 25 103 5 12 ‘ 8= G Archib’dMattle Russell, Horace H., C7illla.
37* slop 8 110 3 6= 5*®*G ArcUlb’dBlameless, Joe Gaitens. Horace H.
c, 2, by Santello— Escarola (Oakwood Stock Ranch). _ _ Weight today 105.
72769 S. Anita 3-8
2733 S. Anita 3-8
AKS-AR-BEN, h. c.
3511 S. Anita 3* f
322:1 .S. Anita 3* f
73089 S. Anita 1-2
FRED MAIER, h. c
73.511 .S. Anita 3* f
73204 S. Anita
2936 S. Anita
BUCKTHORNE,
:«:!8 S. Anita
3204 S. Anita
3127 S. .Anita
CORIELE, ch. I
"I’mIU .S. Anita
3147 S. Anita
2993 S. Anita
EDITH CUE. b.
:;:’,!i6 s. Anita
3262 S. Anita
35? fast 8
35? good 15
3* f
3-8
h.
8 > 6 ®
5 3=
Shriller
C Ro-ss
3* f 42? mud 6 10;
3* f 41* fast 20 103 2
3* f 42 fast 50 102 4
, 2, by Alvescot — Hus (G. J. Long).
3?. f 41* fast 20 109 3 41
3* f 42? slow 20 109* 5 8
3-8 36 good 12 110 4 4* 4= D Boland
f, 2, hy Peter McCue— Pansy H. (Helena Stable).
.3-8 3i* fast 20 105 8
3-8 35* fast 30 108 3
7“ (' H Sliil’gForce. J. H. Reed, Inclement.
Mattie Russell. Horace II. , Cliilla.
Blameless, Red Mlmle, Ned Jraiu.
Weight today 102.
D P.oland Steel, Ineb'ment. .1. H. Reed.
8®* D Boland Aunt Aggie. Colored I.ady, .\nlio('h
Hampass, .Mad.Musgrave, Banthel.
Weight today 107.
8 7®* \V .McIn’reOlIie Ward, Miniature, Fair .\niii(“.
12 12“JW McIn’reB.’s Busy, Q.’s Grove, L.R. Hindoo.
LIVE OAK, h. c. 2. hy Santello— Armadora (Oakwood Stock Ranch). Weight today 102.
"3115 S. Anita 3* f 41 fast 100 110 1 41 5= Shriner Lee Rose, J. H. Reed Valjeaii.
7 S. Anita 1-2 48 fast 40 102 6 6 6h 8<=JT Riee Madrileno. Cull Holland. Hor;i,e H.
3204 S. Anita 3* f 41* fast 20 104*10 9* 10>" Lloyd Mattie Russell, Horace IL. Cbiila.
DEL CRUZADOR. b. c, 2, by Emperor of Norfolk — Atalanta II. (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 110.
:t5ll S. Anita 3* f 41* fa.st 12 110 11 9' 7®1 (' R<x(S - - -
POPS, br. c, 2, hy Caldron — AraheIla'(R. L. Thomas),
St(>el, Inclement, .1. H. Reed.
Weight today 110,
.1492 .S. Anita 31 f 41? fast 4 110 9 8= S'*1C H Sliil’g.VntliK’h, H.Onnoiule, .M. .Musgrave.
()ukw(Miil Slock Rancli entry — Bucktliorne ami Live Oak.
THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (7242C — 1 :.37J — 3 10S.)
BRAWNEY LAD, hr. g, 8, by Braw Lad— Ci
":!471 .S!. Anita 5-S 1 ;ill fast 12 104 2 .5
3;wi S. .Anita 1 1:10 fa.st 6 92 8 .3 1 1
.S’. Anita 7-Sl:’2S*hvy 15 93 7 5 3 3
LITHOLIN. br. f. 3. hy His Highness— Lilita II.
•'":4I S. Anita 51 f I ;(I8? mud 8 Pi7 6 5 5
31(1!* .S. Anita 1 1:40* fast 7 93 5 4 3 3
72918 S. AuiUk g-8 l:U3i slop 8 117 3 4 3
ilia (T. B. Morris).
.5 7* 4= ( ’ 1 1(
Ik (bddstein
2= 2= (ioldstein
(Kansas Stable).
.5“ 5" .Muscr've
5' u» E Dugan
3= Ik E Dugan
Weight today 93.
SemRiirrett, BurtG.lx'wis, Haluca.
L.C.Widrig. t'ncleHeiiry, Gateway.
Light Wind, Dredger, Ditiia.
Weight today 92,
Leu Slone, Dr. Simrall, Oritlamb.
I..C. Witlrlg, Ch.lK'smond, S'liiiMark,
Insp.Bird, AlhlouU., Black Dresa,
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1908.
DAILY RACING FORM.
5
PAL, b. 5, by Paladin — Silenta (R. F. Carman).
7:'.47B S. Anita r. 4 1 fast lS-5 H'7 fi 4 Ti 5* 2» (4 r.nrns
7X.^7K S. Anita 7-S 1 ;2fii! fast 1 ]09 6 fi 7 2 2- M'J (4 Bums
732fifi B. Anita 3 4 l;i2ii*fa.st 3| H*7 2 2 3 4* .".'i <4 Burns
RUSTLING SILK, b. m, 5. by Mirthful— ftuiver (Hogan & Rinehart)
4- Noison
L> •.;> 2* Noison
3 14 4*i Noison
D. Millard).
7 r>h t)‘ Vnmi'son
6 2>» Ih Vaiid’sen
4 3i 4'J Vaud’sen
7:!i1.', .>4. Anita 3 I 1.I3S fast 20 m3
734.-4 S. Anita 1 1 :.3:»R fast 30 lO 3 2
73.307 .S. Anita 7 S 1 :l'fii fast 9 07 fi 4 5
BEMAY, hr. f. 4. by Albert— Misery II. (W.
73477 S. Anita 31 f 1 :07 Last 7 OS S fi
7;B23 S. Anita 5i f lA.SR slop 20 103 6 6
73241 S. Anita 5J f l:0«i fast 40 9ai 1 4
FISHER BOY, b. h. 6, by St. Andrew— Illuminating (R. Friedman),
■.3.-.11 Anita 1 1-S l:33g fast 12 lit) 4 4 3 3 7 Ross
73472 Anita 1 1:40 fast 4 107 1 4 3 2 2* 2« .1 lluyos
734:!S S. Anita 7 8 1:26 fast 50 102 5 4 3 2 C C» .1 Hayes
LAUDABLE, b. f, 3, by Compute— Lady McNairy (E. L. Talley).
72.-«:;i S. Anita :t 1 1:13 fast 7 111 2 3 3 4- 2'1 Coldstoiir
7::.'.r2 !4. Anita .".f f 1 :o7g fast 0-<; m3 2 7 C 5' 2* Goldstein
7:;:«3 .s. Anita f>i f 1:07 fast 5 102 3 2 2 2* 2' 1 Goldstein
SUN MARK. ch. m, 6. by Margrave — Sun Fith (R. T. Offutt).
7:'2i23t B. .\nita 1 l:4og fast 3 ]<i2 4 « 7 C 0= 7® C Ross
734It; ,S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 6 90 1 9 8 O'* 3‘i C Ross
732S3 S. Anita 1 1:38* fast 10 lol 5 6 5 6 5* 7>»JC Rosa
BYPLAY, b. h, 6, by Star Ruby — Plaisance (Frisbie & WiUianu).
73172 .s:. Anita 1 1:40 fast ioo 107 3 3 4 4 4'® li'J.Sliriner
72!*;*C S. Anita 1 3-16 2:03 good 40 109 6 5 3 5 6* 5'* .Shriner
72S23 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 100 107 8 11 11 11* 8** Shriner
BLACK DRESS, blk. f, 3, by Pink Coat — Heater Lee (K. Spence).
73i!Hi ,B. Anita 7 8 1:26* fast 40 90J12 10 10 11 11* 9*®iNelson
7:2!81 B. Anita 1 1:40 fast 20 8»i 2 9 9 9 6*i 6* Nelson
7:::!01 y. Anita l 1:41 fast 3J 104 6 5 5 5 3^ 2«* C H Shil'
AMPEDO, br. c, 4, by Alvescot — Day Dream (E. Wayland).
7:!472 B. Anita 1 1:40 fast 3-2 107 4 2 2 3 3« 3»i Finn
7::417 ,B. Anita 1 1:38* fast 20 95 3 4 3 4 4 4*»iGoldsteln
72792 S. Anita 1 1:39R fast 7 107 4 7 7 6 5* 4* G Archib
LONIA, b. f, 3, by Filigrane — Fair Annet (Olive Grove Stable).
V:;:!s<i .'t, Anita 1 1:40* fast 40 lo7 7 7 7 7 7"t 4"*lShriner
73;!.-.0 S. Anita 7-8 1 :28* hvy 200 88 C 7 7 6 5* 4’i Holcomb
73301 ,S. Anita 1 1:41 fast 200 97 1 G C 6 6 4» Holcomb
COSTLY, ch. f, 3, by Pentecost— Siva (A. M. Stout).
7::.-,I2 ,B. ,\nita 5t f HOTg fast 100 10., lo m 10 0* 0'®.'.Kraeiner
727S<: ,B. Anita 5-8 1:01 fast 30 107 11 11 11 11 11«» C H Shil'
72719 .S. Anita 5-8 1:01? hvy 20 105 4 7 9 7J 13«*»C II Shil’
Weight today 108.
Hidden Hand. Harvel.TaylorGeorge
Kiack.Mate. tlossipcrll., Siim.rioud.
Plialanx, T.aylor George, Aiieviator.
, Weight today 104.
Talannui. WislariH. ilereafter.
Vesino. Ouardi. Uneie Henry.
Korosilany, LadyV.tshil, SilrerStie.
Weight today 103.
Ilalton. Korosliany, Jillelt.
Giov. Balerio, Aquiline. Korosilany.
Merrill, San Nicholas, Halton.
Weight today 107.
.\vontellus. Aucassln, Rubinon.
Dredger, Anipedo, Byplay.
TOnpee, Canardo, Daruma.
Weight today 106.
T. George. Chippewa, L. 0. Widrig
Royall)ne.-n. 1.2ickfoot. Flor.Birch.
Tn’rnaway. Aquiline, Connie M.
Weight today 102.
Rudal>ek. I>eash, Giovanni Balerio.
Talarand, Esther B., J. J. MeC.
Aucassln, L.C.Wldrlg, Fr.ofEIgin.
Weight today 107.
Dredger, Fisher Boy, Ampedo.
SamBernard, BadlyUsed, BosElder.
Reuben, Master Lester, Ha.
Weight today 87.
Daruma. Gateway, Surveillance.
L.C.Wldrlg, Dnc.Henry, Braw.Lad.
gida Lytle, Annette, Lonia.
Weight today 105.
Dredger, Fisher Boy, Byplay.
Wexford, M.Antonyll.. T. Faust.
dDomlnus Arvl, Dredger, Toupee.
Weight today 87.
Pan-de-Oro, Sparkles, Grindstone.
LightWool, BrawneyLad, Dredger.
Ida Lytle, Black Dress, Annette.
Weight today 87.
Royal Queen. I.andahle, Lack fool.
gMa'ySntton, ValleyStream, VelmaC.
gBen Stone, Liddlngton, Orlflainb.
FOURTH RACE — 1 3-lG Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (7330.3 — 1:58? — 5 — IOC.)
Weight today 103.
Chippewa, Rip Rap. Hi Col Cap.
Dorado. Harry Scott. Funny Side.
Avontellus, HiColCap, Christine A.
Weight today 102.
Wexford. Colonel Jack, Eiirly 3'ide
M. Antony II.. Molesey, TonyFaust
Marster„ Frank Flittner.
■Weight today 90.
T. George, Laudable. Chippewa.
Uncle Henry, Br. I.aid, Gateway.
BARON ESHER, h. g, 6, by Esher — OUie Dixon (R. F. Carman).
7i9:;9 .b. Anita 1 1 8 2:00? slop C-5 111 6 « « 5 5« 4’ G Burns
72907 Oakiaiid liiiToy 1:49* slop 1 113 7 7 C 3 2* UJ G Burns
7-2827 S. Anita 1 2 -10 2:U(t* fast 4-5 109 7 6 5 5 4* 1* G Burns
EDWIN T. FRYER, b. c. 4, by Juvenal— Speedy (F. Wallhanser).
7:‘.173 .S. Anita 1 1:38* fast 12 lot 5 fit; fi fi 5'’ Sliriner
7:;225 S. .\nila 1 1:38 fast 12 101 5 5 5 5 5 5’ C Ross
7::iss ,*4. .\nita 1 2 1C 2:00? fast 9-10 99 2 2 3 3 3 sn C )loss
L. C. WIDRIG, ch. c, 3, by Orimar — Grace Bond (Pasadena Stable).
7.Ti31 Anita 3-1 1:13 fast 3.*. 93 4 9 8 f.'* 4'’.1 10 Martin
7::3M Anita 1 1:40 fast 7-5 84 G 4 3 2 2*11® 10 Martin
73285 S. Anita 1 1:38* fast 4J 84 1 5 4 4 2) 2- E Martin Aucassln, Fr. of Elgin, Br. Lad.
CHALFONTE, cb. h, 5, by Star Sboot — ^Magna Charta (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 106.
T:!473 S. Anita 1 1 :3.8ii fast 7 103 1 4 5 5 5 * 4*1 J no Hcn’sy Wexford. Colonel Jack, Early 'Tide
7:i4;!S S. Anita 7-S 1:2C fast 34 lo7 3 11 1 It* 4*i Jiio Hcn’svToupee. Canardo. Daruma.
7::2ic ,S. Anita 1 1:39 fast 2J HO 3 4 3 3 S'* 1*J G Bums Mary F., Ed Ball, Aucassln.
CHIMNEY S'WEEP, blk. h, 6, by Buck Massie— Lisric (Mrs. J. Curl) Weight today 106.
72.',lfi S. .\nita 118 1:51? fast 10 lOO 6 3 3 4 6* 7* E Martin Glenecho, Marster, Molesey.
724C2 S. Anita 1 1:41* mud G 94 1 C 6 5 4* 2= E Dugan Arlmo, Critic, Lisaro.
720;.53 .S. Anita 1 1-8 1:52* fast 10 9G 2 C 6 7 4* C** C Ross Frank Flittner, Lisaro, Edwin Giim
FIFTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72510— 1:51?— G— 100.)
7::4.-4!
s.
-Anita
1 3 it; 2:01? fast
15
101
4
4
4
::'*
4-' T Rice
Rnldnon. S’ilverskln, L. Clilswsll.
T:5:;99
s.
Anita
1 1 ^1:54? fast
4-5
109
ft
;j
3
2
2 ®
2® M Preston
Bon Vivant, El I’rimero, Dewey.
73208
s.
Anita
1 1:40 fast
15
107
4
7
7
7
5*
7*®JM Preston
AlinaBoy, Aucassln, Glovau.Balerio
LEASH,
b. m.
8, by Ducat — Trilby
HI.
(J
Krause)
,
Weight today 104.
7:5.529
s.
•Anita
1 1 :4<l? fast
30
102
9
’9
9
7
45
2**1* Shriner
Rndaliek, G. Balerio, .Master Lester
7:;450
s.
Anita
1 3 16 2:01? fast
25
103
6
8
9
8
8*
6®i J Hayes
Riilnnon. Sllverskin, L. Ghiswell.
7?a:’.7
s.
Anita
1 1-8 1:54? fast
fj
105* 8
7
6
4
4*
3*J Harty
Elie, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Rama.
SILVER SUE,
ch. m, 5, by Hawthorne — Micnora (I,
H. Miller).
Weight today 104.
7;::!97
s.
-Anita
7-8 1 :26* fast
8
99
0
6
r>
r»*
3®.'. '1' Rice
Korosilany. LadyV’ashti'.aMlust.S’ilk.
7:!288
OukIan>l
1 1 :41* fast 17-10 107
7
G
6
5
5>*.’.T Rice
Areoiirt. M. Hollander, Ban Ix>rd.
73214
Uukiand
6J f 1:22? slow
9
98
2
4
3
21
2* A Walsh
Ruth W., Beliuere. Royal River.
BAUBLE, br.
m, 5, by Ornament
—Halo
(Mrs.
. L.
Landry).
Weight today 104.
7:’,49l
s.
■Anita
3-4 1 :i;’.* fast
12
108
12
10
10
7*
3® Harty
Pr. Frederiek. Rudabek. P. WIckes
73477
s.
.Anita
5* f 1 :ti7 fast
15
97 11
11
11 :
11
11'® M Preston
Halton, Korosilany. Jillett.
7;i436
s.
Anita
:*,-4 l:i:5* fast
10
107
8
5
4
3*.
3* Harty
McChord, Pr. Frederick, L. V’ashti.
JOSIE'S JE'WEL, ch. m, 5, hy Rancocas — Josie Newman (J. F. Newman).
7X,:A .S. .\nila 1 1:40 fast 8-5 107 10 8 7 4 2‘. '
734O0 .*4, .Anita 7-S 1 :2G? fast 9-5 102 1 5 5
72700 ,S. Anita 1 1-8 1:53* fast 5 104 G 1 2
RAMA, b. m, 5, by Riley — Hattie Harris (S. Martin).
7:j4:i7 ,s. Anita 1 1-8 1 :.74? fast 7 mi 11 8 7 7 G»
73321 S. Anita 1 -8 1:28 slop 25 97 7 6 C C
7301fi ,S. Anita 1 1 :40? fast 12 99 2 3 3 2 2'S 3** Goldstein
LADY CHIS'WELL. b. m. 7, by Flatlands— Pnsh (R. F. Carman).
7:!4.'.fi ,S. Anita 1 3-16 2:01? fast 7 mi 7 G 7 7 4* 3®.*. G Rums
T34l:i ,S. Anita 11:39? fast 9 107 7 C 8 8 8‘ 7» G Burns
72810 .S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 2 110 11 7 6 8 5*S 3‘ G Bums
Weight today 104.
.M Preston Bird of Passage, Antara, Audubon.
4 2i* 2J M Preston Teacress, Kirk. .Belie, Col. Girl.
2 m 5®i M Preston Kip Rap, Avontellus, G. Balerio.
Weight today 104.
Elio, Bonnie Pr. Charlie. Leash.
Ellxabeth F.. Br^^gg, Bannocencc.
Alma Boy, Rubinon, Stoney Lee.
Weight today 104.
Rnbiijon, Sllverskin, Cotillion.
Alma Boy. Ouardi. Giov. Balerio.
Canique, Alma Boy, Homeless.
4’ Goldstein
5*5 Goldstein
RIRKFIELD BELLE, ch. f, 4, by Royal Flush HI.— Bena (J. M. Stokes).
Weight today 100.
Teacress, Josie’s Jewel, Col. Girl.
L.of the Forest, T. George, LaGlorla
Chalfonte, Uncle Henry, Alma Boy.
Weight today 100.
Teacress, Josie’sJewel, Kirk. Belle.
6* 7*»5C F S’van Fastoso. B.ofPassage. Sink Spring.
1* 1* W Miller Billy Taylor, Leash, Lady Laughter
Weight today 95.
4*5 E Martin C.Clerk, O.’sRight. L.Rossington.
1* 1* B Martin C. Clerk. M. Algol, Orm.’s Right.
Hi Col Cap, Bragg, Shn Mark.
Weight today 104,
Clandes tine. Redwood H..S. Christian
Niblick, I.ucrece, Lord Provost.
Phillgoe, Homeless, Prolific.
Weight today 104.
Rultinon, S'ilverskln, L. Clilswell.
7 75 6*5 W Smith Teacress, Josie’.s.Icwel, Kirk. Belle.
4 4* 5* W Smith Foncasta, Sink Spring. Hi Col Cap
;:{4(W .S. Anita 7-8 1:2C? fast 12 99 2 3 2 2- li* 3* T Rice
7:i227 S. Anita 3-4 1:12* fast 30 99 4 4 5 5« 4>»lBlalr
73130 S. Anita 1 1:39? fast 20 97 5 7 6 6 7» 6*5 Blair
BANLADA, h. f, 4, hy Bannockhnm — Estelada (Hnnter Stable).
7:;4(W .-I. .Anita 7-8 1:26? fast 50 99 S 7 7 6 fil* 8»* Goldstein
731«9 ,S. Anita 1 1-8 1 :54? fast 30 103 2 5 7 7
7:;033 S. Anita ll:4C*slop 3-5 106 7 7 5 4
SAINRIDA. b. f. 4. hy Sain — Merida (Pasadena Stable).
7:!.3G2 K. .Anita 1 1-8 1:57? hvy 7-5 9tj 3 1 2 2
7:!;!22 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:10? slop 4 89 G 1 1 1
7:!222 S. Anita 11:40 fast 25 94 10 8 7 7 95 11*»5E Martin
SUNHAY, br. m, 6, by Potomac — Barmaid II. (C. A. Ross).
W9!12 .Ascot Fk 1 1 :42 Last 8-5 107 5 3 5 4 4= 2* C Ross
(;G291 .AscotPk Im.TOy 1 :4C fast 2 106 3 2 2 4 S'* 4’5 C Ross
LADY VASHTI, ch. m. 8, by Bobby Beach— Vashti (H. T. Ba«cheler). Weight today 104.
734:tG -Anita 3-4 1:1.3* fast 55 107 6 6 G 6- 4*5 Milliano SlcChord. Pr. Frederick, Banhle.
7:2597 ,S. Anita 7-8 1:26* fast 4-5 103* 4 3 4 4 S'* 2'5 C H Shil’gKorosilany, SilverSue, Rust.Silk.
73186 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 5 105 7 7 7 7 7** M Preston LordNelson, LaGloria. B. Bowlegs.
ESTHER B., b. f, 4, by Greenan — Sedate (C. B. Lewis). Weight today 100.
7:!4ifi Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 100 96 12 11 10 8.J 2* Vand’sen Talarand, Sun Mark, J. J. McC.
72880 S. Anita 11:42* slop 60 10110 1111 11 10* 8***Shrlner Azora, Ancassin, Gentle Harry.
72791 S. Anita 7-8 1:26* fast 50 100 10 10 9 8 8* 8* Shriner " ‘ “
CHRISTINE A., ch. m. 8, hy Onms — Leonell (T, A. Davies).
7:!45fl .S. Anita 1 3-1fi 2:01? fa.st 12 101 5 5 5 5 .5* 8®5 (' Ross
7:!4'H| S. Anita 7-8 1 :26? fast 20 102 6 6 6
7:;035 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:58? slop 15 105 2 4 4
JOSIE 'WHEELER, hr. m, 8, by Lew Weir — Sunny Smile CV. Gilbert) Weight today 104.
7::4::o S. Anita 3 4 1:13* fast 100 107 11 11 11 11 10"'5Slirincr McChord. Pr. Frederick, Bauble.
734*K) .S. Anita 7-8 1:26? fast 100 102 7 8 8 8 8 5*5 Shriner Teacress, Josie’sJewel. Kirk. Belle.
7::;t21 S. .Anita 7-8 1:2S slop 100 97 9 9 9 9 9 7**5Taplin Elizabeth F., Bragg, Bannocence.
OUR SALLIE, m. m, 8, by Oakwood — Queen Enid (H, Long). Weight today 104,
7:Ci2!t ,'4. .Anita 1 1:40? fast 100 102 3 4 8 9 8* 8*5 J McL’lin Rndaltck, li^sli. Giovanni Balerio.
7;:419 S. Anita 1 1 :39? fast 100 107 10 10 10 10 10 9*» J McL’hlin.Alma Bov. Ouardi. Giov. Balerio.
7:5381 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 100 101 9 7 8 8 9 8* J McL’hllnL.C. Widrig, Unc.Henry, Braw.Lad.
SIXTH RACE — 5-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72:530 — 59? — 2 — 108.)
Weight today 103.
G •mmell. San Alvlso, Escalante.
Misty’s I’riile, Dorado, Bdnjiosal.
Weight today 10^
.Alma Boy, Ouardi, Giov. Balerio.
Pretension, Toupee. Black Mate.
GLENARM, br. c, 4, by Rainbow — Pouting (Miller & Johnston).
t:941l La ton in
69i:S4 Cliur. IKiwns
6S917 Chur. Dtiwns
3-4 1:15* good 103 12
3-4 1:14? slow 87 3
3-4 1:14* good 89 3
BRIBERY, ch. m, 5. by 'Voter — Handmaid (R. T. Offutt).
fiM'.7t: t lakland Ffl;m?fast 12 105 9 7 7 O'* 4“ C Ross
tiSfill Oakland 3 4 1:13* fast 5 100 7 6 7 8 8** C Ross
CAT ALINE, ch. g, 7. by Sir Dixon— Catalina H. (J. M. Stokes).
7;ni9 S. Anita l 1:39? fast 8 lii9 6 9 7 fi 7* 5*5 Moriarlty
72.587 S. Anita 7-8 1:24? fast 100 109 12 11 12 12 11* ll*»5Blair
C0508- Ascot Pk lm70y 1:465 slow 7-10 110 6 2 2 2 1* 1*5 H’m J’ks’nMissMayBowdlsh, VIona. Hnapala.
INSTRUCTOR, br. h, 7, by Brutus — Initiation (H. C. Couse). Weight today 108.
fis7‘2:* Oakland 3-4 1:11? fa.st lS-5 112 9 9 7 7* 7“ A’buchon .AIic<- Cary, .Timalong. Roscoe.
<;s.5."i7 Oakland F C 1:11s fa.st 6 120 2 7 6 7’ 6' Borel 'ritus II., Siicak. Fontana. BellReed
Weight today 101.
Dr.L. Huffman, LltUeGeorge, Demo.
Frontenac, Old Honesty. M. Sutton.
Miss Alert, Mortlboy, Nat B.
Weight today 108.
'■’5 G Archfii’d Master I.,esfer, Iluapala, Bauble.
6 O'* 4*5 G ArcUib’dPontotoc, StoneyLce, B.Pr.Charlie
6 5= 8*'5G Arcbib’dLittleMinlster^ Firm Foot. Huapala
CHIEF BUSH, ch. h, 6. by Yo cl Rey — Eileena (D. A. Brollier).- Weight today 108.
CT'i.iS (laklanil 1 1-i 2:i:!* livy .30 112 6 2 5 6 7*’ 7" .1 Duggan Daniel C., MiNlicum, Bill Perry.
<;7:!s:: (>aklan<l 1 1 16 1:19 good 12 lo7 8 8 7 6 6* 6*’'5Rettig Vineeiitio, Black I’rince, Natioiiassar
REY DEL MUNDO, br. h, 5, by Rey el Santa Anita — Leola (E. J. Baldwin), Weight today 108.
7:i4lfi H. .Anita ::-t 1 :i::* fast 10 104 8 5 6 7'* 9'® Idoyd 'ralarand, Esllier 15., Sun Mark.
:52o:S S. Anita 6-8 1 ;01* fa.st 9 112 8 2 3 3* 5= C H SIiil’gAnnaMay, B.Mayham, Nnu’sVeiling
5-S 1:02 slow 10 122 2 7 7 O** 5* Moriarlty Searcli Me, Transmute, Lady Kitty
STONE, ch. c, 4, by Bannockburn — Apozea (W. I. Elliott). Weight today 101.
4 l:i:i? fa.'ft mo 1.17 s 7 7 S s' •-.’Sliriner Hidden Hand. Pal. Harvel.
.5-8 1:00 fast 200 105 6 3 4 4“5 G'^iBorcl Native Son. Ocean Sliore, Combnry.
F C 1:10* fast 200 95 10 9 10 10 10'* Klrsch’m Optician, Escalante, .A1 Lindley.
TOLLER, blk. h, 6, by Brutus — Nabetta (A. G. Dui
7:2:1s S. .Anita 7-8 1 :2!t? .slop 10 102 5 2 3 2 2.t
11 11 11** ’Trueman
5 7 7** E Martin
6 6 6** Bllac
G. Dunlop).
7-S 1:27 fast 15
-S 1 :27 fast
112 4 6
107 10 8 8
.S. Anita
73111 .S. Anita
7:5146 S. Anita
SENATOR WM.
7:;47<; .'I. .\nita
fi92sl Oukl:ind
t;s7s5 Oakland
ELLA TRUE, b. f, 4, by Highland Lad— Ella Wadkins (W. Walker).
72>.s3 t.taklalid 51 f 1:10* .slop 40 104 2 2 8 ]o ]2** l.ycorgtis
72S4;i Oakland 3- 1 l:lfi? hvy 2fi0 9fi 4 . 7 9 10 10== A Harris
72.>W .S. Anita 3-4 1:13? fast 60 104 6 4 4 7“ 7»» .A Harris
WELKER, b. g, 5, by Galore — Cheesemite (A. G. Dunlop).
'■7717 .\scid I’k 5 8 1 :02J good 2o io7 S 8 S 7t* t:‘=in Roland
.:7.7't2 .A.scot I’k 51 f I :o91 Fast 50 ]o7 H 11 lo l(i’ikloi= 1) R.dand
ROYAL ASCOT, b. g, 4, by Benroc — Palo de Rosa (Orangevale Stable).
:4 55 .Anita
7::on:: S. Anita
7:’,*i.75 8. .Anita
NERSKA, b. f,
7::4:t.7 .S. .Anita
731 !<• ,S. Anita
72902 ,'4. Anita
PYRRHO, b. g,
7:;il2 S. .Anita
S I;<K|S fast mo mo 11 10 10
51 f l:o75 fast 60 100 12 11 11
3 1 1:15? slow 100 93 9 9 9 9=« 9=* ]’. Wilson
4, by Ingoldsbv — Rose May (Hogan Sc Rinehart).
' I ;|«I? Last mo 9:5 9 11 11 H= 9'".lNel.son
6 .8 1:01? fast 100 9S 2 8 X 10i'>m'*.lNelsoii
3-4 1:17 slop 60 99 9 11 11 11 10=> Nelson
9. by Albert — Zetetic (C. F. Lanier).
Weight today 93
Exclipqner, Hilgcrt, Sightly.
Mansard. Capt. Burnett. Import.
I’acifie Electric, Entrada, Andoche.
Weight today 105.
Katie Crews. P.arato. Comas
Iiilci'liide, i:iP,.Tiiado. Marpe
Weight today 101.
lol 1 1 -”l\'aiid'seii Fair Fagot, fliir .Anna, Dr. Crook.
12 lo"ll5 Wilson lirel'o, .Miss Hiinyar, Merrill.
I’.azil, Ia*rd Nelson. Golden Shore
■Weight today 94.
Fair Fagot, Oiir .Antia. Dr. Crook.
Swain, Laura E.. 'I'ransmiite.
Belchamtier, L.Rossington, W.Bug
Weight today 105,
Ila. Varietes, Daisy Frost.
'I’lie Poet, Btdasco. Presentiment.
Kinsiiinii, ElizalieiliF.. S. Christian.
■Weight today 105.
Black •Mate, Gossiper H., Pal.
Master Lester. Hoai>aIa. Itanlii)
L.of the Forest, T. George, LaGloria
t;’’ R 15rooks
25 3* C Ross
51“ 7'* <1 Ross
•Sl:ol fast 50 ml S
<;77:S8 Ascot Pk J 1 It! 1 :.5:;? slop 9-10 107 1
67417 -Ascot I'k 1 1:44 slop 40 109 0
TATTENHAM, ch. g, 7, by Tristan— Vocaletta (W. E. North).
7:::i7x S. Anil;i 7 s l:2fi? fast 200 li:51 s s S s S‘ 9'-JW Ril*-v
7::::is S. Anita 7 X 1 :2.'t? slop OJ 99 12 12 12 11 11 H=*1W Smith
7:t227 ."4. Aidta 3 4 1:12* fast 300 l<rj 2 5 6 t; 5'«.iW Riley
SPINS'TRESS, ch. m, 6, by Kinley Mack — Spinning Time (E. L. Gregory). Weight today 103
729:58 ,S. Anita 3 i 1:17? slop 100 10.5 8 8 9 9' 9>*iW .Mclii'rc.losic S., Jillett, Virginia Ix>rraine.
72921 .S. Anit.a 3 4 1:16.? slop Phi 102 11 8 7 7'* 9'® Medlicott I.on. Filzgililsm, Jillelt, Korosilany
728.80 S. .Anita 1 1:12* slop 1.70 981 8 9 8 9 It 13’=1F \^urphy -Azora. -Ancassin, Genlle Harry.
LADY RICE. ch. m. 10. by Dr. Rice — Oiit-of-Siglit (H, D. Mulkey), Weight tuda.y 103.
.■.;ii.i;i (laklaicl F 1:12.1 slop pio Pr5 lo 10 lo ]o ]o4«’.it,-Uig .Anglcla, Dav.l’-olainl. Hammerawav
531ti7 Ascot Pk 1 1:43 fast 109* 1 4 6 C 7® C» 'Burke Lauark, Frangible, Lurda PhiUlpa.
New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Erlday, March 6.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
(Handicapped fur a fast track.)
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
(Fair Grottuds. )
For differences in weight add or deduct
S points to the pound. An extra good
rider’s average worth is 3 potyids.
Did.
7:::t4!>
7;:4^.
7:i4W
7:5.50.3
-nn.)
Racing starts at 2:.30 p. m.
XRnns well in mini. ©Superior nv
First Race — 1-2 Mile.
2-vcar-olds. Selling.
(Track rt^-ord: t;7SOO— 47?— 2
Horses. Rec.
I.ady I.eota
Cunning
Pinion
Dispute
Injnrv
:5:i.s.s= Lillian Ray
:5.522) Mis.s Hapsburg
75407- .Sister Ollle
(7344.5) The Slicker
7350.3 Exotic *. . . .
73445= Kcnmare Qneen
72006 Cuban Boy
72985 Concise
Anderson, b. c, by
Box — Paradise Won
Harry Percival, lir. c.
liy Carlton Grange —
Miss Pry
Second Race— 3-4 Mile,
3-year-olds and upward. .Allowances.
(Track record: 4:>C.S2- — 1:12* — 5 — 107.)
DCS.
10:5.
KMi.
100 .
1(8).
1(H).
KNi.
103.
Illd.
Horses. •
Rec.
A.
Wt. Ildcp.
7.!468®
Blagg
. .1:1:5?
4.
.lOS. .X745
(7o4-S7.)
Prince Ahmed ....
..1:12*
4.
.111 740
CVilIoquy
..1:P_’*
4.
.115. . X740
(71.->81)
Polb' Prim
•i.
.105. . X7.35
7:!.527
Earl’.s Court
..1:14
3.
.100. . X7‘J5
r.
7.3207
Fifth Race — 3-4 Mile.
4-year-ol(ls and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 4:5(5.S2— 1 :12*— 5—107.)
Aleneon l:i:!* C. . 107. . X 72.5
7:5.50s
French Nun
..1:14
.105. . X720
7:’.4:!0
15ea trice K
..1 :i:S?
r,
.105 715
Ildcp.
7;!207
Fay
4.
.101..X7I5
7.‘54:’,o=
Bertmont
..l:i:5?
4.
. '.ts. . x71o
X72.5
7::o2!>
Morales
. .1:1:5*
4.
.100. . X7t>5
X71.-.
7:52 l.s
Lucy Young
. .1:1:5*
6.
.105. .©705
X710
7:’.40!t
Ra))pahannock ....
..1:1-5?
4.
.KHJ. . x70O
X71i»
(7:440i>)
Hadnr
..1:14?
.
.107. . X«55
. .700
7:!4:!0
De Oro
..1:U!*
4.
.105 tS*0
X700
7:’.4:50
Griicchns
..1:14
4.
. !)S..XfKS5
xtn>.5
Akbar
. .1:1.’.*
r».
.110. .X'-S)
xcs>o
7:54(K)
Lacaehe
. .1:15
s.
.102. . Xt!75
xcoo
X«!M»
Ben Donlile, b. c. l»y
Bendoran — Lemons
4.
.103
. .fJCi
. .GSO
Abe GoiHliug. b. c,
Lokl— Editli II.
by
4.
.103
100 .
ia3.
73.505®
BEI-LWl-miER
l:l.-5? 3
. .KG. .X725
73448=
Miss Sain
1:13? :
.. (to.. ©715
7:J448)
Ida -May
1:14* :
... 99..X7K)
73448
Hanbridge
1:14? 3.. 104.. ©710
72>i.3S
Orphan Lad
1:12? ‘
..107..X710
7 : 5.51 K5
Prince Hampton ....
1:15?
. .107 705
7.‘54S6
Ben Strong
1:14
. .110 705
7:5tr_’0
OonooiiuMi
(
.. .Ill ti!45
72104
Field Marshal
3. .101 6.50
Third Race— 5 1-2
Furlongs.
:5-year-(>lds. Selling.
(Track record: 60000 —
:05* — 4-
-112.)
721 84
Whisk Broom
1:07? ,
98.. ©725
7::.524)
Dandv Dancer
98. . X720
7344S
K. T. Shipp
1:08?
loT. . X720
Risk
1 :t)S?
107 715
7::.52(5
Bitter Sir
1:08?
105. . X715
7:!520®
-Arrow Swift
1 :08*
105. . X715
73.504®
'fartar Maid
l:(M!i
!t8..X710
73.504®
Linda Lake
1:1:5*
98.. X 710
7:5.5i»t;
Rustle
1 :08*
103.. ©710
(7:5485)
AVni. H. Lyon
1:07
105 705
710.52
'Perah
1:07*
103. . X700
7.t2!MJ
Loriiner
1:08?
lOS. . X095
7:5448
Feast
1:09*
103 (Kkl
7:5.5(44
Tllekilns
1 :oS»
*».S tSto
7:51 7!»
Javotte
l:*i9i!
103. . XGSr.
Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-vear-olds and upward. Handicap.
(IViick record: 4:5U82—
1:12*— 5— 107.)
(73525)
IlyiKTioii 11
1:12* 5..112. .X7.50
Sixth Race— 3.4 Mile.
Selling.
7.3429
7:54.50
7:’,.50S’
7:5480®
7.3411 =
72971
(73297)
7:5487®
(73429)
(uwit-i)
7:5429
7:5028
7:5351®
73103
Cablegram . .
Belle Strome
Miss Strome
Avannteer . . .
Royal Onyx .
llelK)
CafK'r
Platoon
Merrick
M«-ado\vl>reese
Consistent . . .
Emergency
K1 Dorad(»
Coon
I;i2i-
5 —
107.)
1:13?
. .110.
.X72T)
l;i:5
G
. .105.
. X715
1:13?
4
. . lol .
. X710
1 :13?
G
..112.
.x7or,
1:15
4
. .lot!.
. X705
,1:14?
7
. .102.
. . .7(84
PIC*
4
. . '.81.
. X7(8>
1:U5
G
. .107.
. ®(K*5
1:14?
r*
..111.
.©C!8>
1:13
. .110.
. XC<8»
1:13
. .105.
. Xt!!8l
.1:12*
7
. .itrj.
. Xt!‘.8»
1:13?
7
. .113.
. XC .S5
1:13*
4
. .105.
. ©C..S5
,1:15
4
. .K8>.
. XCT5
Seventh Race — 1 1-4 Miles.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 444:52 — 2:06*— 5 — il3.)
.’»..lflt5..x725
. ..2:P_>*
. .2:08?
..2:0.5?
1:09?
4.. 105..X715
6. .105 710
3. .100. . x710
5.. 107.. ©70.5
5. .KCl. . x7or.
6. .107 700
5.. 107..X700
73.540 Goldmate
(72934) Kniglit of Ivanlioe
7:54:5a Lonise Maefarlan
7:5451 Flavigny
73490= Creel
(73.509) Jack Witt
(7:5490) St. Bellane
7.3490 Gull
725490 Plnsticker
73003 Javanese
72494 Tern us
7:5470® Gilpin
7:5.509® Flowaway
08229 Gordeu Rusk . . .
7:>083 Ottoman
'Tlie figures under “Rec.” in alsive entries show
the best time made iiy llie iiofse at tlie distain-e
since January 1, U8M5.
X605
X690
5..t02. .
4.-1155. .
,5.. 110. .X 090
0. .110. . XOlK)
4. .105. . X0.S5
4. .102 675
4. .102 07.5
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile, 2-year-olds. Selling, (G7800— 47?— 2— 119.)
Index Course FMstTIme’T’ckOdds Wt St ®4 % *4
LADY LEOTA, ch. f, 2. by Voter— Dovecote (L.
73349 City i'ark 3* f 43? goodll-5 107 2
73081 F. Grounds 3-8 37* hvy 9-5 108 4
72889 City Park 3-8 36? slow 3* 112 8
72744 F. Grounds 3-8 36* good 7 107 4
Best Company.
Weight today 103.
Roseli’g II.. Nastnrtia, BrtHighaiii.
Ham. Boy, LadyChilton, AnneMctJeo
AnneMcGee, L.Chllton, Craftsman.
Tom Holland, Mrs. Sewall, Pinion.
StrPln Jockeys
A. Celia).
.5= 6® J Lee
2* 2® Notter
5“k 5®5 A Martin
2i> 15 J Lee
CUNNING, b, f, 2. by Chilton— Prestidigitatrice (A. H, Sc D. H. Morris). Weight today 106.
73426 City I’ark 3* f 43* fast 30 109 5 9 9 fi*.\ II Alex Eliz.Harwood, Tony W., .Arionette.
7:S362 t'ity Park 3* f 43* good 30 11.5 7 7 7* 6®i H Alex M.Hlghland, An. McGee, AfterAIl.
7:5234 F.Grounds 3* f 44* hvy 7 105 .3 7= 5* It McDan’lMarse Al»e, Ham. Boy, Roseburg II
73119 F.Grounds 3J f 44* good 15 112 1 2* 2® K McDan’lMarse Abe, Pocotaligo, Injury'.
PINION, (formerly Holy Mass), br. f, S, by Buck Massie — Holy Bird (F. W. Seeley). height today 106.
;S03 F'.(3rounds 3* f 42 fast 10 109 1 10 10* 9'=1S Fly nn Arionette. Tony W.. Serenade.
S'* 3®J S Flynn 8‘ea Swell, Anne McGee, Brougham
4* 4=i Troxler Eliz.Harwood, Tony W., Arionette.
5® 6** A Martin Brougham, Rosebnrg II., L. Ray.
73464 City Park
73426 City Park
73388 City Park
3i f
3J f
3} f
41 fa.st 30
43* fast 8
43* hvy 13
104 1
109 2
108 3
DISPUTE, gr. c, 8, by Faraday — Inconstancy (S. T. Hopkins).
:!464 City Park 3* f
72369 City Park 3* f
73177 F.Grounds 3J f
73101 F.Grounds 3-8
Weight today 106.
41 fast 25 107 6 ' 8 8 8*“5J W M’hy Sea Swell. Anne McGee, Pinion.
42* fast 20 104 2 2 2= 1) W R W’k’rAll Red, Grotto, Romp.
44? slow 30 105 8 10* 7® R McDan’lMarse Abe. Tony W., Pocotaligo.
38* hvy 15 112 10 10* 9®i L Smith Roseburg II., Serenade, Exotic.
INJURY, hr. g, 2, by Harchmont II. — Sweet Danger (J. W. Fuller).
8J 8‘»iKosca
5a 4® A Martin
4>* 1* Rosen
3.503 F.Grounds 3* f 42 fast 16 109 10
75119 F.Grounds 3* f 44* good 17 102 3
72817 City Park 3-8 36* slow 15 107 3
LILLIAN RAY, b. f, 2, by Balgowan — ^Yantio (B. Schriiber)
733S8 City Park 3* f 43* hvy 17 108 4 4 2* 3G T,
73234 F.Grounds 3* f 44* hvy 40 105 5
73177 F.Grounds 3* f 44? slow 20 110 5
73024 F.Grounds 3-8 37* good 7 110 2
Weight today 103,
Arionette, Tony W., Serenade.
Marse Abe, Cunning, Po<»taligo.
Craftsman, Warden, Guy Fisher.
Weight today 103.
Smith Brougham, Roseburg II., A.M<?Gee.
3nk 6® V Powers Marse Abe, Ham. Boy, Roseburg II
3nk 5« V Powers Marse Alie, Tony \V., Pocotaligo.
2*i la V Powers Exotic, KenmareQueen, Hardayana.
MISS HAPSBURG, ch. f, 2, by Hapshnrg— Xiaa Eon (H. HeCarren, Jr.). Weight today 103.
73.522 F.Grounds 3-8 36* fast 12 112 1 1® IJ Skirvin Gloriole,, May Lee, Babba.
73445 City Park 3* f 42? fast 12 100 12 6 10* 10»i Skirvin The Slicker. Ken. Queen. Edwin L.
73407 City Park 3-8 37* good 6 112 6 7* 9®J Skirvin Serenade, Sister Ollle, Alamia.
73311 City Park 3-8 38* hvy 15 112 3 3* 2“* Skirvin She Wolf, Yoseka, Sister Ollle.
SISTER OLLIE, ch. f, 2, by Lackford — ^Fairy Bird (R. £. Watkins). Weight today 106.
73407 City Park 3-8 37* good 15 107 4 6*i 2® W R W’k’rSerenade, Alamia, Yoseka.
73352 City Park 3* f 43* good 30 HO 11 11 11 ll*»iW R W’k’r.M.Highland. An. McGee. AfterAIl.
73311 Cfity Park 3-8 38* hvy 15 100 4 7* 4*J Delaby Sbe Wolf, Miss Hapsburg, Yoseka.
_ . _ Weight today 100.
3445 City Park 3J f 42? fast 3* mo 2 2 2*J 1* J W APhyKenmare Queen, Edwin L., Romp.
3-8
38* hvy 15
100 4
7* 4»J Delaby
b. g.
2, by ’The Sharper — ^Isabella
n. (L. T. Lee).
3* f
42? fast 3*
KKi 2
2
2'J IJ J W M’l
3-8
38? slow 12
106 8
4**k 2*J G Swain
3-8
37? hvy 15
107 8
8** 7® Dyer
3-8
36? slow 8
100 11
«* 9**JW Ott
7:’.330 City Park
72985 City Park
72889 City Park
EXOTIC, b. f, 2, by Flambeau — Tamarack (J. C. Graves).
7.'5503 F.Grounds 3.4 f 42 fast 30 109 2 2 6>.4 6»i Brussel
73426 City Park 3* f 43* fast 15 109 3 5 5' 9® Skirvin
73215 F.Grounds 3-8 37* mud 5 112
73158 F.Grounds 3-8 38* hvy 3 112
Servlcence, The Slicker, C.oIumbns.
Hammock Boy, Craftsman, Dispute
AnneMcKIee, L.Cbilton, Craftsman.
Weight today 100.
Arionette, Tony W., Serenade.
EUz.Harltood, Tony W’., Arionette.
1* 1® V Powers M. Hapsburg, MissSnack, L.Cbiltou
4J 3*J V Powers Inela, Kitty Fisher, Gaea.
KENMARE QUEEN, ch. f, 2, by Royal Flash IH.— Finalis (T. B. Sullivan).
73445 City Park
73352 City Park
73215 F.Grounds
73158 F.Grounds
CUBAN BOY. h.
72966 City Park
728.53 City Park
72744 P. (Grounds
72635 F.Grounds
CONCISE, ch. c,
72985 City Park
72928 City Park
3* f
42? fast 40
100 3 1
3* f
43* good 25
110 8 5
3—8
37* mud 10
100 —
3-8
38* hvy 7
99 3
. C, 2,
by Brantom
e — ’The Cuban
3-8
35? fast 15
107 8
3-8
38? hvy 18-5 107 4
3-8
36* good 15
110 11
3-8
37? slow 25
112 5
2. by Marta Santa'
— ^Fanny Lyons
3-8
37? hvy 10
110 6
3-8
37? fast 7
110 1
or tlie
following:
Weight today 100.
1* ~i T Chandler'rhe Slicker, Edwin L.. Romp.
10* 10*» R McDan’lM. Highland. An. McGee, After.All.
11* 9*® C Henry Exotic, Miss Hapsburg. Miss Shack
6>» 6® Mnlcahy Inela, Kitty Fisher, E.xotic.
Girl (E. Corrigan). Weight today 106.
Hi 11*® C Kocmer Pinion, Dr. Armstrong. Roseburgll.
7* 9*® C Koerner TonyW., 'Peddington, The Slicker.
14 14** Jas Hen’syLadyLeota, 'r.HoIland. Mrs.Sewall
6* 4* C Koerner MarseAbe, Ham. Boy, Maritza.
(P. Dunne). Weight today 103.
11 H**iNicol Hammock Boy. Craftiunan, Dispute
2'J 3* Heidel Fete, Little Mose, Borage.
ANDERSON, h. c, 2, by Box — Paradise Won (C. H. Karr).
HARRY PERCIVAL, hr. c, 2, hy Carlton Grange— Miss .Pry (A. J. Gorey).
Weight today 106.
Weight today 103.
SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. . 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (43682—1:12* — 5—107.)
BELL'WETHER, hr. c, 3, by Woolsthorpe— Favor Bells (W. F. ICathews).
■3505 F.Grounds
73448 City Park
733.54 City Park
73258 City Park
3-4 1:13* fast 3
3-4 1 :14* fast 5
7-8 1:29 good 12
3-4 1:14* good 15
Weight today 104.
MISS SAIN, b. f, 3, by Sain — Miss Baker (J. M. Gorman).
99 5 3 3 3* 3* Sumter Goldproof, Qnndrillp, Cooney K.
107 5 4 3 3® 3J AV R W’erlda Mav. Miss Sain. Hanbrldge.
89 3 1 1 1 3* 2® Ural JohnCarroll, E.T.Shipp. 'PeoBcach.
95 4 2 2 2* 2® L Smith Goldproof, Merrick, Teo Beach.
7:5448 (.:ily Park
73:534 City Park
71844 Aqueduct
71777 Aqueduct
2® 2» J W M’hy Ida Ma.v.
4- 3= Sumter
3J 3®J Troxler
1* 2** Notter
.3-4 1:14* fast 11-20 102 2 2
5J f 1:09? slow 9-5 89 7 6
3-4 1:13? fast 6 113 5 3
3-4 1:14* slowll-10 103 1 1
IDA MAY, ch. f, 3, hy Charade — Forelock (J. C, Milam).
7::i4.s City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 25 97 1 111* I** A Martin
68635 Chur. Downs 1-2 50 slop 112 1 11 S'* 7‘®*D Austin
68553 Lexington 5-8 1:01? fast 115 5 5 5 4® 3®J D Riley
HANBRIDGE, ch. c, 3, by Banastai^Dehaela (O. H. Holle).
7341S City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 10 107 8 5 5
7:::572 C’ity P.ark 1 1:41? fast 12 94* 6 1 1 3
732.59 CityPark 1 1-16 1:50? good 15 lio' 4 2 4 4
73046 F.CJrounds 3-4 1:14* fast 6 105 6 7 5
ORPHAN LAD, blk. g, 4, hy Fatherless — Eostre (J.
7-8:58 City Park 1 1:46* mud 30 103 3 2 2 4
72784 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14? good 50 103 2 7 '7
72294 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:51* mud 7 103 2 4 3 .'5
72150 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:52* hvy 2b 103* 1 4 3 2
Weight today 99.
Bellwether. Ilanbridge.
4* 4** J Lee
3= 3®.\ Dnbel
5* 6'“ Heidel
5* 3=* J Lee
, D. Lagan).
6= 7®“ W Ott
7 5® W Ott
Blagg, Plabjon. Cablegram.
Rialto, JamesB. Brady, King Sol.
Hessian, JabileeJiiggins, Carrollton
Weight today 99.
Miss Sain, ISellwether, Ilanliridge.
.M(xpiette, Geneva S., Tim Kelly.
Black Mary, Ancient, Hester Zorra
Weight today 104.
Ida Ma.v, Miss Sain. Bellwether.
Hans. Severus, St. Hario.
St. Hario, Severus. Hans.
Severus, Bitter Sir, Woodlane.
Weight today 107.
Temacpo, Angelus, Sally Preston.
Colloquy, Jolm Carroll, Hyperioiill.
o” 3'® R MeDan’lTllelng. Temaeeo, .Monaitidor.
3'* 3®* R McDan’lMortU*oy, Tlleing. Temaeeo.
PRINCE HAMPTON, b. g. 4. by Sandringham— Dorothy Hampton (H. B. Dnryeal. Weight today 107.
7:55m! F.( Jr’ nds 1 1-8 1 :.5:5? fast :50 99 file 9 9 9=® S Flynn J. .\tkin. Old Honesty, Yankee Girl
71074 G’vesend Ab IJ 3:02? hvy 8 103 4 1 1 2 3* 2® Brussel lYank Gill, Monfort, Siiiieruian
7i*9«6 G’vesend 1 1-4 2:05 fast 7 98 5 8 8 8 9 10 Brussil Killieeraiikie. Woolstone Asterd’Or
70908 Sheeps’d 1 3-4 2:58* good 15 99 3 3 3 3 li* 1= Brussel Banker, Ostrich, Quagga.
BEN STRONG, b. c, 4, by Ben Strome — Georgia Kinney fL. A. Celia). Weaght today 110
73486 F.Grounds .5* f 1 :0)J? fast 60 107 5 2 2 3* 4* J Lee The Rear. Tov Boy. Avannteer
7io80 I.atonia 5* f 1:08? good 8 104 2 . 5 4 4® 6=* F Swain Zelina, Ralbert, Fay.
71541 Latonia 5* f 1:07? fast 6 102 2 1 1 1* 2* E Martin No Quarter, Anna Smith, Hnsted.
OONOOMOO, br. g, 6, by Robert d’Or — Dolly Belle (Browning & Perkins). Weight today 111.
73*126 F.Grounds 3-4 1 : 1.5? good 3 115 10 7 6 5* 5"i Rosen Monere Braden. De Oro
72911 (Mty Park 5 81:01 fast 60 109 9 7 7 7®* 4** S Flynn Prince Ahmed, ToyBov, Robinllood
7-2727 F.Grounds 5-8 1:02 good 300 104 12 10 8 8>* 7*® Baird CoIImpiv, Toy lifiy Monieiitiiin
71965 City Park 5* f 1:12? hvy 15 119 5 2 2 3® 5®* Jas Heii’syDeReszke, LueyYoung, Dr.McCIner.
FIELD MARSHAL, b. g, 3, by Hamburg — Field Argent (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 101,
72lut City Park 5Jf 1:07* fast 200 1 0<; 8 8 8 8 8®* Huestis Chapultepec. ’Partar .Maid. Hans.
6983.3 Slieep. Bay a 1-2 f POM fast 112 3 12 10 12® 12*® W Knapp Gene Knssell, Hollister, Jubilee.
697(3 SiK’ep. Bay 5 1-2 f 1:06? slow 109 17 17. 17 17 17 Horner Meellck. Besom. Jane Swift.
J'HIRD RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling. (CidOttO— 1 :0,51 -4 — 112.)
WHISK BROOM, ch. f. 3, by Cesarion— Elf (J. U. Strode).
721St F.Grouluis .5* f 1:11? hvy 6 104 2 3 4 8- O'S Gan-'el
72118 City I’ark .5* f 1 :0S* fast 11-5 10.5 8 H 11 10* 9» Gailgel
72090 City Park 0* I 1:07? Cast 15 96 6 7 6 O'* 6* Sumter
Weight todav 98,
D.ofDawn. M DcIaiH-y, Inaiigiir'at’n,
Rustle, .Arrow Swift, InaiiguratIoa«
Lens, Al Muller, Muuieutum.
DAILY RACING FORM.
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1908<
SANDY DANCER, Uk. f, 3, by GaUantiy— Smrar««» (H. W. Xoaeley).
7S5-4 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14J fast 3 Sr, 2 11 I'' F T K«H>rncr Blue I,oe,
73T><>4 F. Grounds
70340 Ft Erie
70300 Post Erie
E. T. 8HIFP, b.
73448 City Park
73354 City Park
73236 P.Grounds
73198 P.Grounds
6‘ 5»i McCahey
1* 2t> I» Austin
1 1* l»k G Swain
(W. H» Eizer).
4 5h 7>» Minder
Weight today 98.
Sabado, Task Master.
ROTAI. ONYX, br. r, 4, by Ornament — Oneck Qnaen (T. G. XolinelU).
6- 8 1:001 fast 4i 1»X) 10 10 10
4} f 55 fast 21 105 1 1
6-8 1:01 fast 94 1 I
r, 3, by Rnakin ZZ — Caloocan
3-4 l:lft fast 12 102 3 3
7- 8 1:29 go»d 13 91 2 4 4
3-4 1:19| hvy 9-5 107 6 4
5-8 1:022 good 15 94 3 4
ZIZSK, b. f, 3, by Zavenal — ^Blne and White (T, Oorrigan).
73536 P.Grounds 3-4 1:13| fast 15 105 4 4 3 3 ' 2* U
73466 City Park 3-4 1:112 fast 12 100 10 10 10 9« 9"i C
7.^•01 City Park 3-4 1:17* slowl2-5 106 1 1 1 11 21 R
73197 P.Grounds 3-4 1:17| good 8-5 109 3 2 1 3‘ 6» R
BITTER BIR, br. o, 3, by Bitter Root BhiU (J. 0. Oaha).
7.3526 P.Grounds 3-4 1:13* fast 8-5 108 6 1 1 li> 4« V
7.3466 City Park 3-4 1:142 fast 8 108 5 1 1 1» P5 V
73144 P.Grounds 3-4 1:17» hvy 25 931 4 3 4 4* 6”1S Flynn
73120 P.Grounds 3-4 1;14| good 31 98 6 3 3 4* 4«i W Ott
ARROW SWIFT, cK g, 3, by Belvidere— Biss Kinney (7. H. Baker)
7.3.526 P.Grounds 3-4 1 :13S fa.st 12 102 2 7 8 6i ,3‘1 J W AThyKetchemike,
S.RossnH>re. Lindal.,ake, ^r.Maid.
InauguratioD, Bewitched, K. Smith.
Ch.I)«sDiond, Ketchemike, Balia.
W^ht today 107.
Ida May. Miss Sain, Bellwether.
2 21 S»i J M M’hyJohnCarroll, Bellwether. TeoBeach.
4 1* 11 V Powers Ketchemike. Financier, M.HamLton
4 41 3*1 J W M’hy The Bear, Toy Bey. Platoon.
Weight today 107.
McDan’lKetcheniike. A. Swift, Bitter Sir.
Henry Bitter Sir. Rural Boy, Arrow Swift
McDan’lThe Tliorn, Dick Rose, Financier.
McDan’lFlnancier, TaskMaster, Bob.Aronnd
Weight today 105.
Powers Ketoheniike, Risk, Arrow Swift.
Powers Rural Boy, ArrowSwitf, BereaudJr
SirToddington, Ketchemike, Keator
A1 Muller, Woodlane, Sevems.
Weight today 105.
Risk, Bitter Sir,
73466 City Park 3-4 1:142 fast 15 102 3 6 6 6 * 3* .1 W M’hy Bitter Sir, Rural Boy, BereaudJr.
73201 P.GFnds lm70y 1:482 good 7 94 6 6 4 5 5*1 7* S’lesingcr Salnesaw. Apt, Melange.
72972 CityPark 1 1-16 l:48f fast 8 104 10 13 12 10 7* 6** Lloyd Hans, Miss Mazzoni, Albert
TARTAR KAID, b. f, 3, by Star Ruby — ^Barbaiy Bald (Knebelknmp A Bradfleld). Weight today 98.
73.504 P.Grounds 5-8 1 :00i fast 6 lf>5 o 2 2 2* 3’i V Powers S. Rossmore. Liuila Lake, Oglwnt.
73179 P.Grounds 5i f 1:102 slow 2i 107 9 9 7 6* 4**iC Henry H.Agnes. M.Hamilton. Lot.BrandL
73062 P.Grounds 3-4 1:152 fast 8-5 105. 2 2 2 2* 5* W Ott Estella O., Banrlda, Stoneman.
72401 City Park 3-4 1:15| good 12-6 104 7 5 5 5* 6** R McDan’lR.Thompson, D.ofDawn, M.Delaney
LINDA LAKE, b. f, 3, by John A. Xorria — ^Linden Ella <W. D. Xahoney). > Weight today 98.
73504 P.Grounds 5-8 1:001 fast 30 100 9 3 3 3'J 2* Hufnagel S. Rossmore, Tartar Maid, Ogbent.
7.3465 City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 15 100 3 1 1 3** 5*J Skirvin -- -
7S233 P.Grounds 3-4 1:21» hvy 15 100 8 6 9 Oh 10*« Sumter
73179 P.Grounds 6J f l:10g slow 15 107 7 6 6 5J 6**iLlebert
RUSTLE, ch. f, 3, by Ruasell— Lady LooJm (L. A. OaUa).
73526 P.Grounds 3-4 1 :1.3* fa-st 12 105 5 5 4 4'i 5* J Lee
7-8 1:32ihvy 7 98 10 10 8 6 4| 7**iS Plynn
7-8 1:281 fast 8 95 10 9 9 8 6) 6»i McCahey
7-8 1:34 hvy 3i 95 2 2 2 2 1* 1* S Flynn
la g, S, by Charade— lAMking Glass (J. Garson).
5J f 1:08 fast 2 109 4 111* l*i Notter
3-4 l:«7i slow 40 108 10 9 8 11* 11*» McCahey
6-8 1 :03i fast SO 99 14 14 14 14 14 Yorke
5) f 1:10 fast 20 104 7 10 10 10 11 Jegon
3, by Abe Frank — Charm (E. A. Brennan).
1 1 ;412 fast 3i 110 2 12 12 12 13 13** J Lee
3-4 l:14i fast 10 107 7 6 2 2* 2* J l.ee
72989 City Park
72933 City Park
72873 City Park
WB. H. LYON.
73485 P.Grounds
72637 P.Grounds
72<62 Benning
71868 Benning
TERAH. b. c,
71052 Toronto
70988 Toronto
70929 Toronto
Rhinestone, BessWard, Florence N.
Q. Souvenir, Albert Star, Blue Lee.
H.Agnes, M.Hamilton, Lot.Brandt.
Weight today 103.
Ketchemike, Risk, Arrow Swift.
Ketchemike, T. Calhoun. RnralBoy
Severns. Rebel Queen, Ketchemike.
Sainesaw. Javottc, Thomas Calhoun
Weight today 105.
Blue I,ee, Truro, Albert Star.
Bitter Sir, Alsatian, Stone Street.
Bellwether.Tr.ofSpades, Omnipotent
Glaucus, Ardri, King Thistle.
Weight today 103.
Dredger, Clell Turney, Banyab.
Stanley Fay, Petulant, Banyah.
3-4 1:13 fast 50 885 8 8 8 9 9'* J ConnellyStan.Fay, CooneyK., MerryBngland.
LORIBKR, ch. c, 3, by Cactus XL — ^Rose Tree ZL (E, Carrlgna).
7.3296 City Park 5-8 1:06* hvy 6 108 3 3
72528 City Park 5i f 1:08* good 20 118 7 6 4
72491 City Park 6i f 1:08* fast 13-6 110 3 2 2
72363 City Park 5} f l:10g hvy 11 107* 3 3 3
FEAST, blk. f, 3, by Compute— FesU (A. H. A D.
78448 City Park 3-4 1:14* fa.st 200 99 4 6 7
73316 P.Grounds 3-4 l:18g mud 30 10.3J 4 3 4
72987 City Park 7-8 1:33* hvy 15 100 8 8 8 8
72510 City Park 1 1:40* fast 100 100 8 7 7 8
Weight today 108.
4* 4*J C Koerner Bobbin Around, Gratiot, Sir Cyril.
1>> 3* Brussel Rural Boy, Variety, Georgia Girl.
2>> 4*5 Notter Alsatian, Melange, Bitter Sir.
3nk 4«5 c Koerner Gee Whiz, Himalaya, Alsatian.
H. Bonis), Weight today 103.
7* 6** L Smith Ida May, Miss Sain, Bellwether.
4 4** R McDan’lLotusBrandt, Variety, Inauguration
7* 7** H Alex Stoneman, Eltbel Carr, BonndingElk
8 8** S Flynn Chapnltepec, St. Ilario, Woodlane.
TILEKILNS, ch. f, 3, by Br. Hasbronck — Tuilleries (J. H. BcCoimick).
73504 P.Grounds
73046 P.Grounds
72712 P.Grounds
71680 Jamaica
5- 8 1 :00* fast 8
3-4 1:14* fast 40
7-8 1:31| slow 30
6- 8 1:01* fast 4
100
100
93
94
11
3
6 4
3
11 IF 10*« Sumter
4 7* 7*5 Sumter
6 7* 7*» Sumter
4 75 8*1 Buxton
Weight today 98.
ZAVOTTE, br. f, 3, by St George— Marie Jansen (W. F. Mathews).
73179 P.Grounds 55 f 1:10* slow 4 112 1 3 3 7* 8*» L Smith
73083 P.Grounds 3-4 1:18* hvy 12 100 8 1 1 1* 3*5 L Smith
72933 City Park 7-8 1:28* fast 25 100 13 12 11 11 IF 8* L Smith
72873 City Park 7-8 1:34 hvy 12 100 5 7 4 4 26 3*5 L Smith
S. Rossmore. A. Lake, Tartar Maid
Severus, Bitter Sir, Hanbrldgtt.
Comedienne, Teo Beach, Beb.Queen
YoutbfiA. Mar.Loulse. RifleBange.
Weight today 103.
HastyAgnes, M.Hamilton, L.Brandt
Annt Rose, BtbelCarr, Thos.Calhonn
Severns, Rebel Queen, Ketchemike.
Rustle, S'alnesaw, Thomas Calhoun
FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Bile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handici^. (43GS2 — 1:12*-
HYPERION n., b. g, 6, by Xazagan— Yan-n4!lar (Z„ A. Oalla).
73525 P.Grounds 11:39* fast 8-5 107 4 1 1 1 I'll* J Lee
73468 City Park 1 1 :40| fast 11-5 109 4 1 1 1 15 25 J Lee
7.3373 City Park • 1 1:41 fast 1 108 3 1 2 1 1*5 1*5 J Lee
73199 P.Grounds 3-4 1:15 goods 113 1 2 3 3* 3*5 J Lee
BIiAGG, b. g, 4, by Free Knight — Stella Perkins (L. T. I,ee).
T3468 City Park 1 1:40* fast 9-5 107 3 2 2 2 26 3‘5 Notter
73410 City Park 3-4 1:15 good 6 102 1 4 11* 1* Huestis
73334 City Park 65 f 1:09* slow 35 103 1 5 6 25 15 G Swain
72820 City Park 3-4 1:15* mud 30 104 3 4 3 26 16 Christie
PRINCE AHBED, ch. c. 4, by King Hanorw-Paoita (J. C. Feirlat. Jr.).
73487 P.Grounds 3-4 1:13| fast 11-10 1081 1 3 2 • 1*5 1» C Koerner Cock Snre,
72951 City Park 1 1:40* fast 13-5 107 1 2 2 1 3* 4*
72911 City Park 6-8 1:01 fast 35 108 1 4 4 3* 1*
72493 City Park 3-4 1:13* fast 12 109 7 6 4 5* 6*
COLLOQUY, b. f. 4, by RnsteU- La Tonr (O. E. HoUe).
73353 City Park 3-4 1:15* goodl4-5 120 3 3 4 36 5*
72949 City Park 3-4 1:13* fast 11-5 117 1 1 1 1* 15
72784 P.Grounds 8-4 1:14* good 3-2 107 3 1 1 1*5 1*
72727 P.Grounds 5-8 1:02 good 4-« 110 3 1 1 16 15
POLLY PRIX, br. m, 5. by Pirate of Penzanci
71581 I.stonia 1 1:40* good 5 107 1 4 2
71570 I^tonia 7-8 1:27 fast 35 107 6 3 3 3 2* I" J Lee
71518 l^tonia 1 1:39* fast 18-5 107 3 5 5 5 5* 5* Mountain
EARL’S COURT, b. c, 3, by Kingston — Dominoes (C. R. Ellison).
73627 P.Grounds 3-4 1:14* fast 11-70 107 4 4 2 65 S*»iNotter
73448 City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 30 108 7 8 8 8 8*» Troxier
71325 Belmont 1 1:39* fast 8 102 3 5 5 5 5* 5* W Miller
71221 Brighton 1 1:39* fast 20 107 4 2 2 2 6* 7** R Lowe
-107.)
Weight today 11%
Pedro. Joiin Carroll, FlrstPremium
•Tohn Carroll, Blagg, Tokaion.
Lad of I.sngden, Tokaion, Zlpango.
Jack Atkin, Lens, Sir Toddin^on.
Weight today 108.
JohnCarroil, Hyperion II., Tokaion
J<rfin Carroll, Cooney K., Angelua
Platoon, Miss Sain, Cablegram
FlrstPremium, Goldproof, Lot.Ehrter
Weight today 111,
Platoon, Lens.
C Koerner L.ofLangden, Hyperionll., Carthage
C Koerner Toy Boy, Robin Hood, Oonoomoo.
W Ott Jacobite, CoHoqny, First Premium.
Weight today 115.
Minder JackAtkln, CooneyK., OldHonesty.
Heidel Lens, Apadie, Jersey Lady.
V Powers J. Carroll, Hyperionll., K. Daughter
Heidel Toy Boy, Momentum, Moralea
-Kosmo (J. R. Wainwright). Weight today 105.
3 3* 1* .1 Lee Edwin Gum, Harting, Light Wool.
TrueWlng, Top.Robinsw, Han.Bey
Harting, Pr. Ahmed, The Clansman.
Weight today 107.
Hast.v Agnes. SamTaylor, TheTbocn
Ida May, Miss Sain, Bellwether.
Number One, Live Wire, Ehurl G.
Uncle, Spooner, Meelick.
FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Bile. 4-y«ar-olds and upward. Selling. (43682—1:125—5—107.)
ALENCON, ch. g, 6, by St. Carlo— Gold Lace (D. Woodruff).
7:ci97 Cily Park 3-4 1:20* hvy 8 103 3 2 2 15 6*5 Kerraath
73161 P.Grounds 3-4 1:175 hvy 15 lb4 4 3 4 10 10** Kermath
72473 City Park .3-4 1:15* good 30 108 3 1 1 1*5 2n* A Martin
72436 City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 8 107 6 4 4 66 6* Kermath
FRENCH NUN, br. m, 5, by The Friar— ’^Tandiara (J. H. Bakor)-
73.508 P.Grounds 7-8 1:26* fast 20 105 1 2 5 7 7 - 7*5 J W
73333 City Park 7-8 1:315 slow 25 103 4 4 3 3 3* 2« Rosen
73277 City Park 7-8 1:33 mud 15 101 1 2 2 3 4* 4** Rosen
73181 F. Grounds 3-4 1:17* slow 25 101 8 5 4 3* 25 S Flynn
BEATRICE K., ch. m. 6, by Handsel— Biss Eddia (J. H. Btareoa).
73430 City Park 7-8 1:’29 fast 6 99 10 6 8 11 11* 14*® S Fl.vnn
73044 P.Grounds 65 f 1:095 fast 6 118 8 2 1 1* 1* Heidel
72781 P.Grounds 3-4 1:155 good 50 100 12 12 12 11* 8«5 W Ott
72726 F. Grounds 7-8 1:30* good 12 102 6 11 11 11 9*5 9«5 Hufnagel
FAY, b. f, 4, by Blue Devil — ^Fairie Queen (H. BeCarren, Jr.).
73297 City Park 3-4 1 :20* hvy 20 98 2 3 3 5* 10»* Skirvin
3-4 1:15 fast 10 97 10 10 8 95 13*= Sklrvin
7-8 1:28* fast 40 96 3 1 1 1 25 4*5 Skirvln
3-4 1:131 fast 30 97 2 9 , 9 11* 11»* Rklrvln
g, 4, by Albert — ^Montvale tC. Parretto).
7-8 1:29 fUst 60 97 2 1 l’ 2 2* 2* C Henry
3-4 1:205 hvy 30 95 6 4,6 7 7» C Henry
S-4 1:14* fast 103 8 7 1 6 65 6*®5BUac
7-8 1:28* fast 107 7 4 3^ 4 55 6» Gaugel
MORALES, br. c, 4, by The Commoner — lewlnff Oiri (W. E. Fizar)
73029 P.Grounds 3-4 1:15 good 2 119 9 7 g ---- - -
72911 City Park 6-8 1:01 fast 8 108 6 6 6
73047 F. Grounds
72970 City Park
72563 City Park
BERTMONT, ch.
7:1430 City Park
73298 City Park
68235 City Park
68158 City Park
72727 P.Grounds 5-8 1:02 good 60 1055 9
69969 Latonta 1 1:39* fast 100 4 3
LUCY YOUNG, br. m, 6, by Cesarion-
7.3218 P.Ground.s 3-4 1:19* mud 20 106
73103 F. Grounds 3-4 1:17* hvy 25 109
72S56 City Park 3-4 1 :20* hvy 8 107
Weight today 107.
Caper, Baleshed, Clifton Forge.
Ralbert, Royal Onirx, Big Ben.
Robin Hood, No Quarter, Refined.
Cooney K., Telescope, Robin Hood.
Weight today 105.
M’hyHeine. Lady Esther. Miss Stromc.
Consistent, Lad.v Ethel, Moselle.
Oraculum, Cablegram, Jer. Lady.
Ralbert, Fnnicnlaire, ComeOnSam.
Weight today 105.
MlssStrome, Bertmont. I^andBreeze.
Druid, Viperine, Rose of Pink.
Goldproof, Meadowbreeze, B.Strome
Telescope, HannibalBey.G’mbrinus
Weight today 101
Caper. Baleshed, Clifton Forge.
Teo Beach, Big Ben, Miss Strome.
Mr.Peabody, J.Witt, Rappabann’ek
J(AnCarroIl, GreenSeal, Escutcheon.
Weight today 98.
MissStrome, LandBreeze, Gracchus.
Bertha B.. Ralbert, Gambrinns.
W.Griswell, SplderWeb, N.Quarter
S. Presttm, No Quarter. Kaiserhoff
Weight today 108.
66 5» V Powers Fusilade. P.Hohenlohe, ComeOnSam
65 6'5 V Powers Prince Abme^ ToyBoy, RoblnHood
5 5 5*5 4*5 Minder Colloquy, Toy Boy, Mcmentum.
2 2 16 35 Minder Phil Flndi, Carthage, Monslgnor.
Anrngon (D. C. Corbitt). Weight today 105.
2 5,6 4*5 6'* A Martin Oraculum. Baleshed, Posing.
1 8V 9 9"6 7» A Martin Art. Dodger, Higginbotham, BigBen
3 3 3 6* 4®5 R McDan’lCooneyK., Posing, FYedMulho.lland.
72675 F.Grounds 3-4 1:20* hvy 12 1025 2 3 2 3* 4* R McDan’lRefin^, Hlgginlmtham, Goldptoof.
RAPPAHANNOCK, ch. o, 4, by Rapallo— Anrelia II. (W. B. Freeman). Weight today 108.
734*19 City Park 7-8 1:30* good 8 10.5J. 4 5 4 4 46 4*5 Minder Hadur, Suffice, Dapple Gold.
73.375 CityPark 1 1-16 1 :4S* fast 25 105 4 1 3 6 12* 12**5.1 Howard Belle Scott. Jack Witt, Cull
73160 F.Grounds 7-8 1:.32|hvy 9-5 114 9 5 4 3 4* 5* Notter
73086 F.Gr’nds lni70y 1:51* hvy 7-5 105 3 3 2 2 2» 2* Notter
HADUR, b. h. 6, by Huron — California (E. Corrigan).
734U9 City Park . 7-8 1 :30g goodl2-5 107 6 7 6 .3 2i 11 J Lee
733T5 CityPark 1 1-16 1:48* fast 10 102 .3 10 7 5 4» 4-’5 Sumter
73278 CityPark 1 1-16 1:56* mud 15 99 5 4 4 2 2* 2*5 C Henry
73049 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1 :4Sg fast 40 97 12 7 7 7 7*5 8** Snmter
PE ORO, ch. 0, 4, by Don de Oro — E. 8. J. (S. T. Hopkins).
73430 City Park 7-8 1 :’J9 fast 25 106 i:i 13 11 9
7306.3 F.Grounds 7-8 1 :28| fast 20 107 9 6 9 6
73026 F.Grounds .3-4 1:15* good 8 119 7 5 4
72990 City Park 3-4 1:17 hvy 30 102 7 7 7
GRACCHUS, b. g, 4, by Sempronini — Oeypete (W.
7.34.30 City Park 7-8 1 :29 fast 50 97 4 3 3 3
73336 atyPark 1 1-16 1:53 slow 60 95 7 6 5 6
73279 CityPark 1 1-16 1:57* mud 10 96510 4 6 8
73103 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17* hvy 40 102 14 14 10
Klaxnian, Baleshed. Prytania.
Ck)ck Sure, Rebounder, J. D. Dunn.
Weight today 107.
Suffice. Dapple Gold. Rappahannock
Belle Scott, Jack Witt, Cull.
Pinstlcker, Dapple Gold, Flowaway
JohnSmulskl, T.Clansman, Grenade.
Weight today 105,
81 12'“^ Howard MissStrome, Bertmont. LandBreezr.
7*5 9**5Heidel Ananias, Consistent, Jack Witt.
4*5 3* Heidel Monere, Braden, Alpenmareben.
7 7*® W Walsh R. Onyx, Avaunteer, Chief Hayes
Gant), Weight today 98.
3* 4* Hufnagel MissStrome, Bertmont. LandBreeze.
5nkiii» Dnbei Hoora.v, Grenade, Tern’s Rod.
11 8*® Dubel Pr.vtania, Hooray, Denigre.
85 9® Dubei Art. Dodger, Higginbotham, BigBen
AKBAR, hr. b. 5, by Atbeling— Thistledown (T. J. Glyder). Weight today 110.
73505 F.Groumls 3-i 1:135 fast 300 Kt6 6 6 6 6 6'* J S<‘lialler Goldproof, Quadrille, Bellwetber.
7:5026 F.Grounds .3-4 1:15* good 10 123 8 9 10 12*®12‘*JNicol Monere. Braden, De Oro.
726.V, F.Grounds 3-4 1 :22* m^d 20 105 6 4 11 10* 11*> Jas Hen’syC. Forge, F. Nun, H. of H.vacintb.
71796 Pimlico 3-4 1:19* fair 10 123 8 8 8 8* 7* J DennlsonHancock, Herman Johnson, IdaReck
LACACHE, ch. g, 8, by John Cooper — ^Whileaway (A. B. Baginnia).
7::4<i9 City Park 7-8 1::10* good 40 102
72005 City Park 3-4 1:17 slow 10 102
7148.3 Latonia 1 1-16 1:47| fast 10 98
71447 Latonia 1 1-16 1:46* fsat 60 37
First start for the following:
BEN DOUBLE, b. c, 4, by Bendoran — Lemons.
ABE GOODING, b. c, 4, by Loki— Edith H.
1
5
9 5
3 6
,5uk 70J Pickens
65 7**5Pickens
9® 9*®|Pickens
4* 4*5 Pickens
Weight today 102,
Hadur, Suffice, Dapple Gold.
Fa.v, MeAlllster, Dapple Gold.
Cull. Char.Thompson. KlngofTro.v.
W.Griswell, RoseofPink, D.Blvlra
Weight today 103
Weight today 103,
bIRTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds »nd upward. Sellmg. (430S3— 1 :125— 6— 1<»7.)
CABLEGRAM, br. h,
7*429 City Park 7-S
7.^3:3I City Park 3-4
7:21.34 City Park 65 f
7.3277 City Park 7-S
BELLE STROBE, hr.
7:i4r*» City Park 7-8
7*121 F.Grounds 3-4
73048 F.Grounds 3-4
72969 City Park 3-4
BISS STROBE, b. f,
73.'iOS F.tlrounds 7-8
73430 City Park 7-8
73374 City Park 7-8
73047 F.Grounds 3-4
AVAUNTEER, eh. h,
7,3486 F.Grounds 55 f
T’3429 t.^ity I’ark 7-8
TO144 F.Grounds 3-4
730S4 F.Grounds 3-1
5, by Mazagan— A o reae the-Sea fO. E. Greenwood). Weight today 110.
1:28* fast 13-5 114 2 9 8 7 6= 5*5 C Ko«-rnpr Merrick. Hooray. Lady Esther.
1:15* good 15 104 6 4 3 5* 4* .1 Howard .TackAtkln. OooneyK., OldHonesty
1:09* slow 3 107 5 7 7 6‘ 4‘ J I.,ee Blagg, Platoon, Miss Sain.
1:33 mud 5 105 6 6 4 2 2* 2«C Koerner Oraculum, Jersey Lady, Fr. Nun.
m, 6, by Ben Strome — The Humber (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 105.
1:9T* fast 7 107 3 2 3 .3 .4* 4*® .McCahey Sam Taylor, Han. Bey, Fnnicnlaire.
1:14* good 12 99 8 5 4 65 6*5 Delaby Teo Beach, Goldproof, John Carroll.
1:145 fast 8 101 5 2 2 2* 2* Delab.v Handzarra. RoyalOnyx. FrenchNun.
1:14* fast 15 97 6 4 4 4"k 5* C Henry John Carroll, Goldproof, Cooney K.
4. by Ben Stroato— Old Ml— (L, A. CelU). Weight today 101.
1:26* fast 8 105 5 5 4 2 2*> 3* J Le<‘ Heine, Lady Esther. Hooray.
1:29 fast 2 105 5 2 2 1 1* 1* J I,ee Bertmont, Land Breeze. Gracchus.
1:28* fast 11-3 1075 7 4 4 4 4* 4* J Lee Ananias, Posing, Artful Dodger.
1:15 last 2 105 14 11 9 8* 3* Notter TeoBeat^, Big ^n. Artful D^ger.
, 6, by Borgia — Engea (8. Lonia). Weight today 112
1:06* fast 50 1085 3 5 5 5'® 3* C Kwrner The Bear, Tov Boy, Ben Strong,
1:28* fast 25 107 9 5 5 8 10® 10'* C Henry Merrick. Hooray, I..ady Esther.
1:171 hvy 20 107 2 4 5 6* 4**|V Powers SirToddington, Ketchemike, Keator
1:18| hvy 4 109 3 2 3 3* 3** J Lee Goldproof, Comedienne, JaWeyLady
7S411 City Park
73335 City Park
73200 F.Grounds
73161 F.Grounds
7-8 1 :29* goodl8-5
3-4 1:16* slow 6
7-8 1:28* good 6
3-4 1:175 hvy 6
97
101
106
106
4 2 2 4
1 2 5
3 111
9 10 7
10 11**5G Swain
45 6*5 Glasncr
15 6* G Swain
1* 28 J Lee
REBO, br. g, 7, by Peroy— Cimerone (L Rica).
72971 City Park 7-8 1:28* fast 15 105 3 2 3 9
7’2765 F.Grounds 3-4 1:15* good 55 lOS 1 11
72726 F.Grounds 7-8 1:30| good 9 108 7 1 1 1
72549 CityPark 1 1-16 1:48* fast 3 105 1 1 1 1
CAPER, b. f, 4. by Ballyhoo Bey— Thespia (B. A. Neff).
73297 City Park 3-4 1:20* hvy 6 93 8 8 7 4*5 15 Sumter
73168 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17* hvy 8 93 3 3 4 2» 3* Sumter
72968 City Park 7-8 1:28* fast 20 95 11 13 13 14 135 13=*5C Henry
72672 F.Grounds 3-4 1:22 hvy 10 101 1 4 3 25 3» Lloyd
PLATOON, hr. g, S, by Prig— Harmesita (E. D. King).
'3487 F.Grounds 3-4 1:13* fast K 96 2 1 1 2* 3*5 S Fl.vnn
73334 City Park 55 f 1:09* slow 4 106 2 2 1 1*5 25
73198 F.Grounds 5-8 1:02* good 6 III5 1 3 3 3* 4*
Weight today lOd,
W Walsh Or.icninm, Ilawkaina. Posing.
]nk w Walsh Merrick, ArtfiilDo<lgcr, Funlculalre
2"k J lAfo A.I>odgcr. Mr.Pealaidy, Comedienne
2* Llebert Rall)C’-t, Big Ben, Artful Dodger.
Weight today 102.
Funlculaire, Han.Bey, P.Hohenlohe
Conville, Gambrinns, Rappahannock
Telescope, HannlbalBey,G’mbrlmis
Adesso, Goldway, I,K>nlge Macfarlan
Wbight today 96,
Baleshed. Clifton Forge, Yon Win.
EthelCarr, F.MuIbolland, Killocban
French Nun, Gracchus, Goldway.
Frank Lord, Hancock, LordStanhope
Weight today 107.
Prince Alimc<l, Cock Sure, l,iens.
R McDan’lRlagg. Miss Sain, Cablegram.
Nicol The Bear, Toy Boy, E. T. Shipp.
72693 F.Grounds 3-4 1:16 hvy 8 93 3 1 1 1* 3*| Kennedy Pedro, Tlleing, Chief Hayes.
MERRICK, ch. g, 5, by Golden Garter— Bianca (J. C. Milam). Weight today 111.
73429 City Park 7-8 1:28* fast 9 109 7 3 1 1 1*5 1" J W M’liyHooray, Lady Esther, Convolo.
73B91 City Park 7-8 1:30* hvy 3-2 112 2 1 1 2 2J 2* A Martin Animus, Pinstlcker, Funlculaire.
73335 City Park 3-4 1:16* slow 12 105 7 7 7 4*5 2“8 A Martin Roy .Onyx, Art.Dodger, Funlculaire.
73258 City Park 3-4 1:14* good 60 108 6 4 4 35 3* C Koerner Goldproof, Bellwether, Teo Beach.
MEADOWBREEZE, h. h, 6, by Xeadowthorpa— lU Wind (J. Arthnr). Weight today 110.
73353 City Park .3-1 1:15* good 40 103 8 8 8 8 8»*5S Flynn JackAtkln. CooneyK., OldHonesty.
73200 F.Grounds 7-8 1:28* good 13-5 109 7 6 4 4 4nk 5® Notter Art.Dodger, Roy.Onyx, Mr.Peabody
73131 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14* good 15 104 6 6 7 7* 7* Sumter Teo Beach, Goldproof, John Carroll.
73101 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17* hvy 85 114 9 11 11 11* 6* V Powers Art.Dodger, Higginbotham, BigGdn
CONSISTENT, hr. m, 6, by Galore — Conjectrix (A. A. Galatoire). Weight today 105.
73333 City Park 7-8 1:31* sIowll-10 108 1 1 1 1 1* 1* R .McDan’lFrencb Niin. Lady Ethel, Moselle.
73063 F.Grounds 7-8 l:^g fast 16-5 106 6 3 2 2 2* 2* R McDan’I.Ananias, Jack Witt, Lady Ethel.
72764 F.Grounds 3-4 1:16 good 13-5 104 1 4 4 25 15 R McDan’lFrenchNun, JackBratton, Penrhyn.
ROBIN HOOD, b. g. 7, by Kings ton— Bslls ti BaywMd (J, P, Bnyharzy). Weight today 102.
"3429 City Park 7-8 1:28* fast 20 101 1 4 9 9 9* 7* S Flvnn Merriek. Hooray, I.rf»dy Esther.
73121 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14* good 25 106. 3 3 5 6« 6*5 Heidel
73048 F.Grounds 3-4 1:145 fast 3 110 11 5 4 45 6*5 Notter
72911 City Park 6-8 1:01 fast 20 100 3 3 3 25 3*5 J Lee
EMERGENCY, b. g, 7, by Bathampton— Crisis (B. C. Evans).
73028 F.Grounds 3-4 1:145 good 20 105 9 6 5 6* 7**5Deverich
72529 City Park 3-4 1:14 good 20 110 1 2 3 3* 3*® T Carter
72420 City Park 3-4 1:14* good 40 108 5 6 6 6* 6*®5Deverlch
EL DORADO, ch. e, 4, by Ethelbert— OonfliM (0. 0. ■mithson).
73351 City Park 7-8 1:30* good 6 101 3 2 3 4 45 3*5 Mcf^aboy
72727 F.Grounds 6-8 1:02 good 75 103 2 9 7 7* 6** McCahey
72312 F.Groun^ 3-4 1:17* slow 40 105 10 6 5 24 2* McCahey
72240 F.Grounds 3-4 1:19* hvy 30 103 11 6 7 7* 6***McCabey
COON. hlh. o 4. by Loiterer— Ethel Gray (W. E. Walsh).
73103 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17* hvy 30 110 10 10 14 14* 14*» J Baker
73048 F.Grounds 3-1 1:14* fast 30 105 6 13 13 13 13*» W Ott
72675 F.Grounds 3-4 1:20* hvy 6 105 7 6
72621 F.Grounds 3-4 1:18* hvy 6 90 2 4
Teo Beach, Goldproof, John Carroll.
Handzarra, BelleStrome, RoyalOnyx
Prince Ahmed, Toy Boy, Oonoomoo.
Weight today 113.
J. C. Coro, Momentum. Gambrlnus.
Glorlfier, Teo Beach, Moyea.
JackAtkhi, ThcBear, LadyEstber.
Weight today 105.
Hawkama, Aunt Rose, Halbard.
Colloquy, Toy Boy, Momentum.
Hawkama, lienlgre, Lucy Young.
Hig’botham, Hawkama. Avaunteer.
Weight today 106.
.Art.Dodger, Higginltotham. BigBeu
Handzarra. BelleStrome, RoyalOnyx
4 65 7**5V Powers Refined, Higginbotham, Goldproof. .
3 3*5 2*5 Molesw’b Miss Delaney, Platoon, Keator.
SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-4 BUes. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (41432— 2:06*— 5— 113.)
OOLDBATE, ch. c, 6. by First Bate— Gold Wing (O. H. Holla).
7:i546 F.Gr’nds ImTOy 1:45* fa.st 9 106 10 7 7 4 3* 6* Dubei
72931 CityPark 1 1-16 1:47* fast 60 100 6 6 6 6 6* 5*®iDubel
67777 F. Grounds 7-8 1:27* fast 110 8 9 8 6 ^2* Hogg
67578 City Park 1 1-16 1:46* fast 99 2 5 6 4 3* 2* Hogg
Weight today 105.
Fiiniciil-aire, Han’balBey. Belleview.
Carthage, Juggler, Pedro.
Posing. Gamara. Basil.
Plannte, Wes, Gargantua.
KNIOHT OF IVANHOE, b. c. 4. by Bridgewater— Cold Wave (J. BeCuUongh). Weight today 105.
72934 CityPark 1 3-16 2:01* fast 12 106 9 1 1- 1 1* 1* Notter I.iOol8eMacfarlan, Tern’sBod, Paul.
72821 CityPark 1 1-16 1:52* mud 12 1(® 2 4 2.2 4*> 5*5 Notter Lady Alicia, Paul, Rappahannock.
72746 F.GFnds 1 1-16 1:51* good 30 103 13 10 8 8 10* 13**5Lloyd Creel. Jack Witt, St. Noel.
72205 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:4^ slow 20 91 12 7 7 7 7* 7*5 Sumter Sponge Oake, Javanese, Granada.
LOUISE BACP ARLAN, eh. m, 6, by Wadswolrth — ^Alice Brand (Woodford A Bnoknnrl. Weight today 105,
“3432 CityPark 1 3-16 2:02* fast 6 105 1 6 6 6 6* 4*5 .Minder BclleScott, L.Vinceat, Flavlgny.
73336 CityPark 1 1-16 1:63 slow 9 107 12 13 13 12 10* 7*5 Minder Hooray, Grenade, Tern’s Rod.
73260 City Park 1 1-8 1:575 good 10 105 8 7 8 6 4* 2* Minder ’ Delphle, L. Vincent. Anna Day.
72934 CityPark 1 3-16 2:01* fast 8-5 106 1 6 5 4 ^2*C Koerner Knightoflvanhoe, Tern’sRod, Paul.
FLAVIGNY, br. m, S, by Hastings— Xlavin (E. E. Watkins). Weight today 100.
7:1451 City Park 1 1-2 2:36* fast 2 100 10 7 6 6 6* 7*® Sumter Cull. St. Bellane, Bright Boy.
73432 CTtyPark 1 3-16 2:02* fast 13 100 7 6 5 S 3>« 3*5 McCahey BelleScott, L.Vlncent, L.Macfarlan.
73260 City Park 1 1-8 1:57* good 8 104 7 2 5 8 8 6® W Ott Delphie, UMacfarlan, L.V’nccnt.
73219 RGr-nds 1 3-16 2:09* mud 5 98 1 3 4 3 3® 2* McCahey “ - ■ - ■ - -
CREEL, b. h, 6, by Woolsthorpe — Extra (E. Corrigan).
73490 F.Gr’nds 1 3-16 2:01* fast 9 110 4 4 4 4 3= 2*
73336 CityPark 1 1-16 1:53 slow 8 109 4 4 3 4 45 6®
73239 F.Gr’nda lm70y 1:62 hvy 8 109 4 3 2 2 ‘
73164 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:50* hvy 4 108 4 3 5 4
Donna, Delidiie, Lady Alicia.
Weight today 107.
C Koenicr St. Bellane, Flaxraaii, Chill.
J Lee Hooray, Grenade, Tern’s Rod.
35 3*5 C Koerner Katie Powers, Denigre, Mr.Peabody
3* 3*5 C Koerner Hughes, Gilpin, Katie Powers.
JAOK WIV, b. g, 5, by The Commoner — ^AU Bine (O. B. Daniels). Weight today 102.
78509 F.Gr’nds 1 1-8 1:545 fast 4 102 2 4 4 4 1’ 1*® McCahey Geo. Bailey, Flowawav. Sam Rice,
73389 City Park 7-8 1:32* hvy 6 107 4 2 2 2 5® 3*5 McCaher Devout, Flowaway, Miltiades.
73375 CityPark 1 1-16 1:48* fast 8 102 7 4 2 2 2* 2* S Flynn Belle Scott, Cull, Hadur.
73221 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:56* mud 12 107 3 6 6 5 6* 6**5J W M’hy Grenade, Telegrapher, High Bear.
ST. BELLANE, eh. g, 6, by St. Oatlen— Bellane (J. Phillips). Weight today 107.
73490 F.Gr’nds 1 3-16 2:01* fast 35 105 3 3 ’ 3 2 2* 1* V Powers Creel, Flaxman, (hill.
73461 City Park 1 1-2 2:36* fast 6 103 7 2 2 2 2* 2* S Fl.vnn Cull, Bright Boy, Amberjack.
73278 CityPark 1 1-16 1:56* mud 11-5 104 6 8 8 9 8* 6** R McDan’l Pinstlcker, Hadur, Dapple Gold.
73068 F.Gr’nds 1 »-16 2:07* mud 10 107 5 1 2 2 2* 3® R McDan’lBesterllng, John McBride, St. Avon
CULL, hr. g, 6. by Uncommon — ^LiUJan OnUy (J. Orifln). Weight today 107.
73490 P.Gr’nds 1 3-16 2:01* fast 14-5 110 1 2 2 3 45 4* J I.,ee St. Bellane, Creel. Flaxman.
73451 City Park 1 1-2 2:36* fast 12 108 4 1 1 1 1*5 1* C Koerner St. Bellane, Bright Boy, Aml>erjack
73375 CityPark 1 1-16 1:48* fast 20 107 2 3 4 3 5* 3® J l.ee Belle Scott. Jack Witt, Hadur.
73279 CityPark 1 1-16 1:57* mud 30 104 9 10 9 10 9* 9*® Molesw’h Prytania, Hooray, Denigre.
PINSTICKER, eh. g, 5, by Lucky Dog— Bonnio Zone (L. F. Piper).
73490 F.Gr’nds 1 3-16 2:01* fast 15 109 5 6 6 7 6* 5»i C Henry
5 5® 3* C Henry
73391 City Park 7-8 1:30* hvy 15 107 7 6 6
73336 atyPark 1 1-16 1:53 slow 10 104 3 3 8 10 115 12*» C Henry
73278 atyPark 1 1-16 1:56* mud 18-5 99 3 1 1 1 1* 1*5 W Ott
JAVANESE, h. 0. 4, by My Boy XL— Java (X.
73063 F.Grounds 7-8 1:28* fast 30 107 12 4 4
72968 City Park 7-8 1:28* fast 12 105 12 3 3
72874 City Park 8-4 1:1T| hvy 30 1075 9 7
TERNUS, hr. h, 5, by Blazes — ^Biss Bishop (J. Xagner).
72494 City Park 1 1-8 1:54* fast 200 103 Ran away. A Fagot
724.58 CityPark 1 3-16 2:02| good 100 104 10 8 9 9 10 10*®5Kohn
72295 F.Gr’nds 1 3-16 2:08 mud 150 109 5 8 8 8 8 8** B Burton
72166 F.Grounds 7-8 1:35* hvy 100 110513 12 12 12 12* 12*< B Burton
Ording).
4 55 8*« J Baker
4 35 6** J Baker
7 4h 4* Dearborn
GILPIN, ch, h, 6, by Juvenal — ^Kovmiss (R. X.
73470 City Park 1 1-4 2:08g fast 15 109 2 5 5
7S375 CityPark 1 1-16 1:48* fast 8 110 8 5 6
73164 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:50* hvy 7 106 6 4 3
72727 F.Grounds 6-8 1:02 good 300 107 8 11 11 lli> 14*» C Booker
FLOWAWAY, b. c, 4, by Alloway— nerio (E. E. Bradlsy).
7:609 F.Gr’nds 1 1-8 1S4* fast 25 105 8 5 6 2-1 3** Herbert
73389 City Park 7-8 1:32* hvy 9 112 1 6 4 1 15 2h Herbert
73278 (htyPark 1 1-16 1:68* mud 12 102 8 6 6 6 5* 4* Herbert
73200 F.Grounds 7-S 1 :28* good 75 100 8 10 10 10 9* 9*»5Herbert
GORDEN RUSK, b. g, 4, by Ruskin— Ella Gore (J. C. Ferriss, Jr.).
68229 City Park 1 1-16 1:49 fast 91 13 13 13 13 12* 11*=5R Fisher
68172 City Park 1 1:42* fast 93 2 9 8 8 9* 7** W Ott
68101 City Park 1 1:42* fast 105 3 4 8 7 7*
OTTOMAN, b. g, 4, by Orsini — Artemis (J. Casey).
73085 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:53* hvy 35 105 8 4 7 6 6*
73045 F.Grounds 7-8 1:28* fast 10 107 2 7 7 7 8*
72801 City Park 3-4 1:15* good 4 105514 14 14 14
Weight today 102.
St. Bellane, Creel, Flaxman.
Animus, Merrick, Funlculaire.
Hooray, Grenade. Tern’s Rod.
Hadur, Dapple Gold, Flowaway.
Weight today 105.
Ananias. Consistent, Jack Witt.
French Nun. Gracchus, Goldway.
Ralbert, Hancock. Br. Peabody.
Weight today 110.
Hiisted, Anna Day, Adesso.
Dr. 'McCluer, Doubt, Flavigny.
Dr. McCluer. Rio Grande, Agile.
Rickey, Tudor, Light Note.
Weight today 110.
Belle Scott,, J.Smiilski, W.Griswell
Belle Scott, Jack Witt. Oull.
Hughes, Creel, Katie Powers.
Colloquy, Toy Boy, Momentum.
Weight today 105.
Jack Witt. Geo. Bailey, Rice.
Devout, Jack Witt, Miltiades.
Pinstlcker, Hadur, Dapple Gold.
Art.Dodger, Roy.Onyx, Mr.Pealxxly
Weight today 102.
McAllister, Quagga, Vic Zelglcr.
Gold Duke, McAllister, King Brush
6**5T Taylor 8. Midway, D.of Montebello, Quagga
Weight today 102.
5*® Notter Aml>crjack, Dry Dollar, Padre.
8*®5R McDan’lP. Hobenlohe, JackBratton, Bluster
10**5Notter Gibson, Jack Bratton, Minot.
Hennoaay).
5 3*> 3*4 c: Bo«>ker
7 7* 7**SC Booker
3 2* 2* C Booker
IMPORTANT STAKE DATES.
Undine Stakes, Oakland*, Cal Mar. 7
Carnival Stakes, Fair (founds. New Or-
leans, La Mar. 7
Los Angeles Derby, Arcadia, Cal Mar. 7
Monterey Selling Stakes. Oakland, Cal. ...Mar. 11
Thornton Stakes, Oakland, Cal Mar. 14
Crescent (Vty Derby, Fair Grounds, New
Orleans, La. Mar, 14
Colin Stakes, Arcadia, Cal Mar. 14
Ixtuisiana Stakes, City Park, New Orleans,
La Mar. 18
Bell Stakes, Oakland, Cal Mar. 21
City Park Derby, City Park, New Orleans,
La Mar. 21
Juvenile Stakes, City Park, New Orleans,
Mar. 25
Gehhard Handicap, Oakland, Cal Mar. 28
Lyric Handicap, City Park, New Orleans,
La Mar. 28
Ladies’ Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans,
La April 1
Audubon Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Or-
leans, La April 4
Rosebud Stakes. Fair Grounds. New Or-
leans, La April 8
New Orleans City Railways Handicap, Fair
Grounds, New Orleans, La April 11
Carter Handicap, Aqueduct, N. Y April 15
Excelsior Handicap, Jamaica, N. Y April 29
Metropolitan Handicap, Belmont Park, N. Y..May i:{
New York Steeplechase, Belmont Park, N.
Y May i:i
•Maiden Stakes, Belmont Park, N. V .May 14
Baychester Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y May 15
Ka.shion Stakes. Belmont Park, N. Y May 10
Toboggan Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y. ..May 10
Junior Trial Stwplechase, Belmont Park.
N. Y May 10
Harlem Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y May 18
Crotona Handicap, Belmont Park, N. Y May 19
Bouquet Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y.t May 20
I’ocantico Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y May 21
Claremont Handicap, Belmont Park, N. Y....May 22
King’s Plate. Toronto, Ont May 2.3
Juvenile Stakes, Belmont Park. N. Y May 2:>
Withers Stakes. Belmont Park, N. V May 2.’5
M’hitney Memorial SteepleeUase, Belmont
P.ark, N. Y -May 2.3
NATIONAL RACING REVIEW
Room S7, 71 Doarhora Streot, Chicago, ZIL
Today’s Special: Arizona, Match, Music, Rwallaw.
Yesterday’s 1 -Horse Wire, BROOKLEAF, 4-1, Won.
|1.00 per month. 25 cents per copy.
S. Corbett 6-5 Won
was yesterday’s “ONE-HORSE WIRE.”
The one we have for TODAY we expect
4-'l for Our Money.
This one ought to wiu hands down, the same as
Bazil, 8-1, Won,
which was our “Ona-Horse Wire” Wednesday.
Grand Special Saturday.
Looks like the “Best bet of the year.” Last
Saturday’s Sisicial was:
Boloman, 8-1, Won.
Send for this on'e TODAY. Dt>n’t wait till the
last da.v, as you may be overlooked.
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Turf Ratings’ Best Bet: ONCE 90.
Turf Reporter's Special: No. 454 (in t»ook No.
109».
Thursday’s Daily Oue-Horse Wire was:
S. CORBEn 6-5 Won
Thursday’s Turf Ratiugs' Best Bet was:
SALVAGE . 1-1 Won
NEW ISSUE TURF RATINGS NO. 40 OUT TODAY.
FUNICULAIRE 7-2 Won
was another one re^rted under “Horses to Fol-
low” (Book 42). NEW BOOK ON SALE NOW.
Price: 25 cents per week; $1.00 per month.
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